The Craft Beer
Sticker Book
The visual culture behind indie brewing.
“Most theories on visual identity were developed to suit banks or ministries, where coherence and authority are key. A craft brewery operates differently.”
-Kasper Ledet, Art Director, To Øl
Ryo Sanada & Suridh Hassan
A spread on Exale, the London brewery turning beer cans into canvases for bold, vibrant illustration.
A snapshot of the range on show. From left: Kasper Ledet's quantum-physics-inspired Piña Gose for To Øl (Denmark); Harmattan Haze, named after the West African trade wind, by Lagos's Bature Brewery; Snoop Pale Ale by Beak Brewery (Lewes, UK); and Catxo Hazy Pale Aleby Basqueland (Spain) with artwork by painter Marcos Navarro.
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The latest in the super-successful Stickerbomb line of urban art sticker books. This new book of fully peelable stickers brings together the best in today’s craft label brewing design and illustration from around the world. From super slick minimal design, wild and wacky illustrations to raggedy type, The Craft Beer Sticker Book presents an exploration of the visual culture behind indie brewing. Featuring over 300 stickers from 40 microbreweries near and far including Admundsen, Basqueland, Exale, To Øl and more.
The Craft Beer Sticker Book explores the eye-catching visuals breweries use to make their beer stand out. With key interviews that spotlight designers at the forefront of brewing, this sticker book is an indispensable collection for any beer, graphics and illustration obsessive.
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210 x 210mm
Paperback
124 pages
Including 300 stickers -
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A spread on Danish brewery To Øl and the minimalist design language of Kasper Ledet, who draws on everything from quantum mechanics and Italian modernist avant-gardes to utilitarian architecture and contemporary graphic design.
Craft beer is going global. Pictured: a spread on Bature Brewery, a Lagos-based microbrewery at the forefront of Nigeria's emerging independent beer scene. Their beers and branding drawing on distinctly West African references, from traditional patterns to the Harmattan winds that sweep the region each winter.
