Ole RoyLogo Design Contest

Yes, the same. Just the proof changed to 86 and alc/vol to 43 accordingly. I'm working on this version and willing to send this one. Right?

PS preparing the final, "cleaned-up" version of this label needs some additional work. So please, allow some time till I send the final files.

This is the same as 196 that I chose as the winner. Is it ok to change like we did or do I need to clear it with the logo police?

Done, entry #212. Thanks

Plz change the proof to 86

I've slightly rearranged some elements. Merely to more evenly fill the space. Thanks

Please see my new entries. I've uploaded a bunch of layouts with different fonts for the OLE ROY.

Maybe I can be clearer: Ole Roy, or maybe OLE ROY

What I meant was the straight up and down and plain print instead of cursive with flairs. More like this one

PS The letters are hand adjusted and modified, so there can be some minor differences in shape.

I wasn't sure whether you mean frills literally. Anyways, there are two new versions. Please see entries #193 and #194. Thank you.

Plz try Ole Roy in the same size font, but straight across with no frills just for comparison's sake.

I've added some versions with brighter colors. Thanks

Please check entry #189.

I've put the same black background and colors, so the entries are easier to compare, the layout, and the logo.

Can you enlarge the font on "SHIP AGED"?

Just a mashup of those two - #188.

Here you go. The curly stuff is off - #186 and #187.

Place this logo on a background like logo #168

Can I see a design without the curly designs around the inside of the boarder

Please check my new entry #184.

Wow, "Ship Aged"! I don't know, but it seems to be something worth pointing out clearly on the label. Please see my new entries #185 and #184. Thank you!

Can U add somewhere "Ship Aged"?

Can U substitute this "Ole Roy" font and cursive lettering for the "Ole Roy in nbr 171 and let me see it?

Looks great!

Would you like to see any revisions, different versions, or color variations?

I'm really glad you like it.
Please also see version #137. There are some minor changes added.

I like this. Thank U

Please, see entry #137.

As for the size of the logo, I can always make some parts bigger and others smaller. But the final size of the label can be as big as you wish, as long as it looks good on the bottle.
Thanks.

U are right. I went back and checked and the diameter is 3 in. If U can, plz make another logo with the age, proof etc that is required so we can get a feel for how big the logo has to be. I checked a couple of bottles and looks like 2.5 to 3 in on width and 3.5 to 4 in on height is "normal". Thanks!

Here is a bit enlarged version #126.

The bottle seems to be quite a slim one. But no problem here. Any element of the label can be changed. In fact, there is still some more info to be included. For now, it's more like a preview, a raw idea of the label. Just the style, ornaments, and colors proposals.

While we are at it, are you planning to have a second label on the back of the bottle? So you can put there all the rest of the info and a bar code?

Nevertheless, the main label should also include info like bottle capacity, proof/alcohol content. The further info that can be included: the age, blended/straight, etc. You can also go as far, as the number of the barrel, batch no, or date. Quite often this info looks handwritten.

Thank you!

Can U make the logo a little larger and let me see it? The bottle I am using is 11 in tall and 2.5 in in diameter and I think the logo needs to be slightly bigger than this. Thanks

Please, see entry #119. Thanks

You may send a link to the image, I guess. For example, any of these styles? https://i.pinimg.com/originals/25/75/c1/2575c100f2553abeecf5185778643f8d.png

PS I'll send the updated versions shortly. Thank you for the ranking and comments!

Is it possible to send you a photo of a hat I like?

try deleting the hat, make the label a little bit taller to accommodate deleting the word straight and make it Premium Bourbon and under that put Triple Distilled. Try making the background more of an antique color instead of just white.