BEER POSTER FULL
In the meantime, things came full circle in 2017, when Hürlimann chose LL Brauer to rebrand, strengthening the beer’s local ties by taking cues from its 1970s graphics. It is made up of six weights, from a thin to an extra black, with matching italics. After the extension of the character set, some formal revisions and additional polishing, the full family was released in 2019. Brewhouse Wheat beer, Colonial Brewing Co.
Zip-Archive contains EPS vector, JPG, PDF, AI, PSD, PNG. Also, the posters will be really good for beer bars, pubs, café restaurant menu cover, and interior design.
Five years later, Marco Walser produced further weights for a popular mass-market magazine in the US. Collection of posters for the promotion of beer projects The posters will be fully suitable for the promotion of any parties, special offers, interactive master-classes, and other events in a beer bar, pub, café, or restaurant. In 2006, Elektrosmog revisited the design with the help of Philippe Desarzens, creating additional weights to make up a family of three. The brewery’s phased-out brand logos were included in a bonus set. Vintage beer posters like those from Guinness have been using clever and colorful art for years to get the word out on their brand. With Miedinger’s permission, they reworked his original ink drawings, extending the minimal glyph set into a proper headline font. Beer posters, both vintage and modern, make it easy to decorate your drinking space, whether its a full room complete with a stocked bar, comfortable stools, and a beer fridge, or just a counter reserved for your bar. Two years later, Elektrosmog revived this typographic feature of Zürich’s cityscape for an arts festival taking place on the brewery’s former premises. The beer poster trend follows on from last year’s Vogue challenge, which saw millions of Tik Tok users turn photos of themselves into glossy magazine covers, and it has taken off just in time. But when Hürlimann was acquired by the Carlsberg Group and shut down in 1997, the distinctive brand sign disappeared quickly, and so did the typeface. LL Brauer references the former branding typeface of the Zürich-based Hürlimann brewery, which had been drawn as part of its corporate design by Pierre Miedinger, a nephew of legendary Helvetica designer Max Miedinger.įollowing 1974, the font had been used on everything from beer mats and bottle labels to street posters and pub signs from the company’s letterheads and car fleet to the brewery signage system. To avoid any confusion, the shown typeface is not Lineto’s LL Brauer, but rather the custom precursor it is based on, which probably went under a different name. These are the most common typefaces in the database, but there are many more.Haas Inserat-Grotesk / Neue Aurora VIII (43).
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