By Ketil Svendsen
If you’re anything like my brother-in-law, the main attraction of your livingroom is — of course — the subtle sight of your loaded Wurlitzer, all charged up for saturday night and waiting, just waiting for action in the corner.
Lights on, real coins. Good music.
But wait — the labels are … pieces of white paper. Handwritten ones!
Oh, wouldn’t it be nice, you say, with a classic jukebox style, printable vector label template, either for your handwriting skills; or better: with printed letters?
Well, look no further. Download & either print the blank one (a shiny, shiny .pdf) and use the pen of your choice for artists, A’s and B’s — or go for the Indesign one (and just copy/paste any cr separated text file into the linked fields (of sonic love, I might add): even the font styles are automatically formatted (use Futura, or a free clone). Requires, of course, Indesign).
Blanks [PDF] or Indesign [ZIP]
The design is an amalgam of different classic 78×26 mm labels documented on the wild, wild web.
Great job they look fantastic!
Now if I can just figure out how to type in the fields….
Thanks! Well, you’ll need Adobe Indesign for the ones with writeable fields … the other ones need a pen :)
I’m sure there are ways to make 100% printable labels with writeable fields in either word, acrobat, powerpoint etc, but Indesign is what I know best ;)
Maybe some day …. :)