The automobile makes sense given that homemade hooch from a homemade still was often used in the gas tanks of early 4 cylinder engines in the getaway cars of rum runners. This design is solid.
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Very classy. Nice work Javas.
im sure an automobile is a great way to promote liquor
I know where I will be drinking this weekend. Great logo and concept!
what are the typefaces used here?
i am glad someone isn’t doing another neo-modernism graphic design blog
Javas is a great dude and one whose skills I have always envied. I worked with him at Hornall Anderson for about 3 years. Javalanche!
very boardwalk empire
smooth logo.
The automobile makes sense given that homemade hooch from a homemade still was often used in the gas tanks of early 4 cylinder engines in the getaway cars of rum runners. This design is solid.
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