Aaron Bosworth

Aaron Bosworth When we first asked Rhode Island artist Aaron Bosworth to help us design the label for the latest installment in our Lovecraft Series...

Aaron Bosworth

Aaron Bosworth

When we first asked Rhode Island artist Aaron Bosworth to help us design the label for the latest installment in our Lovecraft Series of beers, Reanimator Helles Lager, he knew exactly which piece of the story he would draw his inspiration from.

In HP Lovecraft’s storyHerbert West: Reanimator,West and his accomplice develop a serum that bring the freshly dead back to life. The two became obsessed with resurrecting the dead and are constantly looking for events that may lead to their next specimen. One night at an underground boxing match, a boxer was killed in the ring and they brought the body back to their lab.

“It was thegruesomest part of the story for me,” said Aaron recalling the scene. “They grabbed him immediately, injected him with the serum, and it didn’t work. So they bury him, get rid of it, and start over.”Unfortunately West and his accomplice don’t wait long enough for the serum to take hold. “He comes back to life and he starts picking off victims in the neighborhood. He eventually comes back to the doctor, knocks on the door, and has a child’s arm in his mouth… it was so exciting and really terrifying and I thought that part of the story was the best way to bring the design to life.”

After completing the design, Aaron didn’t want the process to stop there. As a craft beer fan and avid home brewer, Aaron recently built his own home bar complete with draught beer system. Not a sculpture artist by trade, he decided to push himself further to create a custom tap handle for his bar. Once we saw the handle, we just had to ask Aaron to create a few more for us.In the video Aaron walks us through he process of sculpting the handle, creating a mold for it, and replicating the design.

Aaron not only creates inspired pieces of art, but he jumps head first into each project that he tackles and constantlypushes his own boundaries and continues learning if for nothing more than the challenge itself. That’s what Made On Honor is all about.

Company:Aaron Bosworth

Leave a comment

Continue Reading

Brothers Artisan Oil

Brothers Artisan Oil

Brothers Artisan Oil One of the best things about American Field is that it gives us an opportunity to connect with amazing makers to share stories, brainstorm new ideas, and...

Brothers Artisan Oil

Brothers Artisan Oil One of the best things about American Field is that it gives us an opportunity to connect with amazing makers to share stories, brainstorm new ideas, and discuss what it means to be “Made on...

Frog and Toad

Frog and Toad

Frog and Toad Mom and Pop, Erin and Asher Schofield opened Frog and Toad on Providence’s historic Hope Street just over ten years ago. Their goal was to fill a...

Frog and Toad

Frog and Toad Mom and Pop, Erin and Asher Schofield opened Frog and Toad on Providence’s historic Hope Street just over ten years ago. Their goal was to fill a shop with all of the wit, whimsy, humor...

Paul Cox

Paul Cox

Paul Cox When independent filmmaker Steven Vaughn asked if we wanted to team up for a trip to Brooklyn to meet the legendary Paul Cox, we said, “uh… yeah.” We...

Paul Cox

Paul Cox When independent filmmaker Steven Vaughn asked if we wanted to team up for a trip to Brooklyn to meet the legendary Paul Cox, we said, “uh… yeah.” We didn’t have to think about it, but we were...

Back to Made on Honor