The gallery

Every beer label passes through the federal register before it exists on a shelf — which makes the register America's largest rolling exhibition of working label design. This is the art-forward cut, updated daily, artists credited wherever the label names them — meet the artists, or read how labels became an art form.

The artist directory — every credited label artist, their work collected. Claim your profile.

All stylesIPAPale AleLagerStoutPorterWheatSourBelgianAmber/Other AleStrongSpecialty
by techniqueComic ink 377Pen and ink 370Photographic 184Engraving 1173D render 108Type only 93Airbrush 70Watercolour 52Oil painted 37Woodcut 37Psychedelic poster 36Minimal geometric 25Collage 22Screenprint 17Art deco 16
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No. 1 Brown Ale label art — NO. 1 BROWN ALENo. 1 Brown AleNO. 1 BROWN ALEArtist unknown — know who made this?Duster and the Amazing Technicolor Creamcoat label art — DUSTER AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR CREAM COATDuster and the Amazing Technicolor CreamcoatDUSTER AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR CREAM COATArtist unknown — know who made this?Mitch and the Giant Forklift label art — MITCH AND THE GIANT FORKLIFTMitch and the Giant ForkliftMITCH AND THE GIANT FORKLIFTArtist unknown — know who made this?Beach Rat Blonde label art — VENTURE BREWINGBeach Rat BlondeVENTURE BREWINGArt by Sterling ChaneyKelly's Brown label art — PREMISE BREWING COMPANYKelly's BrownPREMISE BREWING COMPANYArtist unknown — know who made this?