Broken Bones Brewing

Great concept by Minneapolis, Minnesota based designer Dustin Joyce.

Comments

[Stephen]

Seriously? ANOTHER Bleeding Cowboys font used? Will it ever end? Do people actually DESIGN anymore, or do we just type a font and call it design?

[Andy]

These look great. How are the skeletons applied (to the back, front, inside)?

[Pete]

Doesn't having clear bottles affects the chemistry of the drink?

[Natalie]

Thank you I had the same thought about the Bleeding Cowboys font. Cool concept and I'll admit its the best way I've seen the font used so far but its still just a bad and overused font.

[Corey]

Bleeding Cowboys... Call MasterCard, they'll be pissed.

[FRED]

They will never be able to apply the skeleton like that.

[Michael]

At least its not papyrus...

[roomjosh]

This literally can't be made. Silk screening the bottles wouldn't let you print over the curvature of the glass. You could do a clear wrap around the bottle if the quantities were super high-- but if it was transparent the seem would show and look AWFUL. try again.

[William]

How the hell did Bleeding Cowboys find its way onto The Dieline?Frankly I'm a little disappointed.

Concept is interesting but doesn't seem like it'd actually work in the real world,which, really, makes it all rather useless.

[Mondo]

What's up with all the haters? This literally can be made. It's obvious the bottler intends to put mini plastic skeletons into each bottle prior to capping.

[Amanda]

Guys, It's obvious that this image is photo shopped, and is not a picture of actual bottles. It's VERY possible to put the skeletons on virtual bottles!

[Kyle]

Corona bottles P-shopped with blend mode skeletons...Bleeding F-ing Cowboys? Gimme a break.

[ssmith]

Here is an even better one.... This design was from a design contest on 99Designs. I googled it

http://99designs.com/contests/20569