The labels that stand out the most for me are the 1st one and the 2nd column 2nd row. The first one is good because it's different, I don't think I've ever seen like a double frame graphic for a label, it looks interesting. I like how the type treatment serves as a nice graphical element.
I like the simplicity of the 2nd row 2nd column logo. I really like that bar with the vertical type because it breaks the rectangular label shape. This helps it standout from other bottles. I think the simplicity of this design works well with the brand because it does have a rich long history. It's got a nice clean modern look too.
I like the label with the vertical logo. Its different then what I'm familiar with but its simple enough where it wont become a problem to read. As far as structure, they all can work but if you go with this vertical label that i mentioned, maybe you want to try a vertical seal that is aligned with the vertical logo. hope that makes sense. : ]
The label that I liked most and think would be most effective is the vertical logo. I really like how it sticks out from the box that all the other information is incased in. I like how it is such a simple label but very effective. The bright red colors of this vodka will also make it stand out.
I like the second one down, it has a neat sort of art deco feel , Im not sure what the buidling is but Im guessing its where they make the vodka, which is cool.
I also like the vertical logo in the ribbon element, I think it has a nice flow and leads your eye down to the seal. It also looks really nice on the streamlined shape of the bottle.
i like the first and the third sketch. the design of the third sketched represent the exclamation point. it grab people attention if it put in a red color. great concept on design. the first is simple and stylish. i like it
The last label has a nice modular design that breaks away from the over used square. That unique shape would look sharp as a screened or frosted emblem on the bottle.
I would be interested to see all of these in actual... they seem as if they could all work, depending on how u chose to execute them, with color and type. I think the logo that is long and has a vertical stripe on top has a sophisticated appearance. I think u should make the design as simple and clean as possible to give the idea of elegance. As for the bottle, I don't know which one should chose. Nice ideas overall. -Helen
Layouts one and three could have some potential. The other are too much the same as the original label. The structure do not seem to vary much, it like five identical bottles. None of the shapes appeal to me. I would like to see something more creative since the competition is very aggressive.
I like the one in the 2nd row with the building and the one next to it the name going down but i would like it better with the name going from top to bottom where you would need to move your head to the right side.
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The labels that stand out the most for me are the 1st one and the 2nd column 2nd row. The first one is good because it's different, I don't think I've ever seen like a double frame graphic for a label, it looks interesting. I like how the type treatment serves as a nice graphical element.
I like the simplicity of the 2nd row 2nd column logo. I really like that bar with the vertical type because it breaks the rectangular label shape. This helps it standout from other bottles. I think the simplicity of this design works well with the brand because it does have a rich long history. It's got a nice clean modern look too.
-Paul
I like the label with the vertical logo. Its different then what I'm familiar with but its simple enough where it wont become a problem to read. As far as structure, they all can work but if you go with this vertical label that i mentioned, maybe you want to try a vertical seal that is aligned with the vertical logo. hope that makes sense. : ]
-jenny
The label that I liked most and think would be most effective is the vertical logo. I really like how it sticks out from the box that all the other information is incased in. I like how it is such a simple label but very effective. The bright red colors of this vodka will also make it stand out.
I like the second one down, it has a neat sort of art deco feel , Im not sure what the buidling is but Im guessing its where they make the vodka, which is cool.
I also like the vertical logo in the ribbon element, I think it has a nice flow and leads your eye down to the seal. It also looks really nice on the streamlined shape of the bottle.
i like the first and the third sketch. the design of the third sketched represent the exclamation point. it grab people attention if it put in a red color. great concept on design. the first is simple and stylish. i like it
The last label has a nice modular design that breaks away from the over used square. That unique shape would look sharp as a screened or frosted emblem on the bottle.
I would be interested to see all of these in actual... they seem as if they could all work, depending on how u chose to execute them, with color and type. I think the logo that is long and has a vertical stripe on top has a sophisticated appearance. I think u should make the design as simple and clean as possible to give the idea of elegance. As for the bottle, I don't know which one should chose. Nice ideas overall.
-Helen
Layouts one and three could have some potential. The other are too much the same as the original label. The structure do not seem to vary much, it like five identical bottles. None of the shapes appeal to me. I would like to see something more creative since the competition is very aggressive.
I like the one in the 2nd row
with the building and the one next to it the name going down
but i would like it better with the name going from top to bottom where you would need to move your head to the right side.
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