Beer bottle mockup

My beer bottle mockup is perfect for branding projects and product mockups—and its a real photograph taken by me. That sets it apart from other bottle mockups that are typically 3d renders.

Everything is smart object ready, just double click and add your own label design—save and you're done.

** Keep it simple stupid **

The bottle mockup is simple to use, yet has some nifty extras to help it look more realistic on any background. For instance, if you don't want the neck label, no problem, just hide the layer and it looks like it was never there.

** How to add your design **

I put together a quick video of how to update the Photoshop smart object—

**Bottle mockup **

It's not just limited to beer branding and alcohol, it would make a cool hipster soft drink too—or soda. Personally, I prefer a nice craft beer.

** Work Smart **

The beer bottle includes a label neck and main label body; both are smart objects.

You can also change the mockup background colour and shadow transparency—quickly and easily.

The beer bottle mockup includes

• One PSD file with 3 bottle mockups

• Two main label smart objects (neck and main large label)

• Dynamic background colour adjustment

• Transparent reflective shadow (change opacity)

• Extra green bottle with an adjustable colour layer

• Bottle exposure adjustment layer

• Real beer bottle photograph of a 330ml bottle

• High resolution image 6016 x 6016 at 300dpi

• Sample beer label design for illustrator

• Compatible with Photoshop CS6+

That's your beer bottle mock-up—done!

If you have any questions free to ask.

Check out my other mockups — https://creativemarket.com/itsmesimon/collections

About Simon Stratford

Hello, that's me or itsmesimon, aka Simon Stratford. I design everything from custom typefaces for advertising agencies to ready to buy fonts for designers (like you) to the occasional digital oil painting for TV and print.

I've spent over 20 years in the design industry, from teaching photoshop, web design, movie promotion, and branding agencies to digital marketing—I think I've done most jobs. I got tired of the rat race and the daily commute in London. So I stopped doing things I didn't what to do—and started doing things I did want to do—more creative things.

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