Craft Beer Label Art: Six Illustrators Give Cans Distinctive Character
From integrated illustration and typography to ink and print inspired textures, six artists show how label art can give craft beer a recognizable visual voice.
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From integrated illustration and typography to ink and print inspired textures, six artists show how label art can give craft beer a recognizable visual voice.
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