The only beer company Built by the People for the People. This campaign will bring attention to the main point in hand…Label your own beer! This company entitles each individual to create their own label to go on the beer they drink. Order on line and in 7–9 days the product arrives at your home or business. This is a perfect idea for businesses that serve alcohol, individual purchase, special events, or even personalized gifts. The media that I intend on utilizing are print ads, billboards, web banners, and possibly direct mail.
Ashley Martin: Brewtopia
Posted by: opendoordesign | November 8, 2006 | 6 Comments |Responses - Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!)
Love it!!!!!!
By: Anonymous on November 8, 2006
at 4:41 pm
If its cheap and good ill take it!
By: Anonymous on November 8, 2006
at 4:46 pm
looks unfinished. I think a better image and font could have been used. the font is Feminine but the ad is obviously targeted to the male audience.
By: Anonymous on November 9, 2006
at 7:21 am
the whole concept of my design is a girl flirting with the guy and using her “nametag label” to do the talking along with a signature like font to “seal the deal”
the more i researched this company the more i fell in love it! its all about individual expression through the labels! i think there is alot we can do with this campaign!
By: Ashley on November 9, 2006
at 8:55 pm
Using a womens boobs and a name tag to sell beer. couldn’t be more cliche if I tried. Was this designed by a women, if so doubly lame. If this was presented in my class the students would reject it loudly before I could even open my mouth. If your teacher isn’t entlightened enough to help you edit then ask any WOMAN designer on your faculty
By: Anonymous on November 29, 2006
at 10:13 am
Give it a rest. Students have the right to cliche designs, and their resulting grades. Our critiques are open forums where I try to suggest–not enforce–my opinions. Except when I see boobs. At the sight of boobs I am reduced to a poop-flinging simian. Hooowee!
By: opendoordesign on April 12, 2007
at 7:52 pm
