Beer labels are just a part of that, with his day job at Round 2 and his side work on comics and other labels. In the past, he worked for The Tribune in the 1980s as a graphic designer.

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I judge a lot of things by their covers. Books… Trendy clurrrrbs… Facebook profiles… And yes, beer. There, I said it. I’ve picked up a pint based on nothing more than its well-designed ...

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And they certainly don’t hire a respected graphic designer—to channel the crosshatching and detail synonymous with Cook’s Illustrated—for beer labels years away from being applicable.

Three years ago, artist Heidi Geist was managing a bottle shop in Portland, Maine, when she quit her full-time job to design beer labels. The first label was for Diavolet.

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