'Game Of Thrones'-Inspired Beer Logos Excite Fans (PHOTOS)

And today in odd crossovers that we don't mind at all: "Game of Thrones" beer!

UK artist Rob Stephens came up with the idea last month, and promptly posted the designs on his Redbubble account, which allows interested parties to buy them printed on items like t-shirts or iPhone cases.

"May sales have gone through the roof," Stephens told HuffPost in an email. He's already sold 119 shirts this month and sales have no sign of slowing.

This isn't the first time beer and the HBO show have crossed paths. Earlier this year, a Reddit user posted an image of a home-brewed bottle of "Stark Stout." The website Geek Alert also posted images of a collection of steins embossed with mottos and symbols from the program.

Check out Stephens' designs in the gallery below.

All images posted with the permission of Rob Stephens.

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Comments

[Becky Higdon]

10:10 AM on 05/03/2012

I'm offended that they make the Winterfell beer look like a Heineken label...but wouldn't wine be a more appropriate beverage to design ASoIaF labels for?

[Carbon Forteetoo]

03:36 PM on 05/02/2012

A Lannister always picks up the bar tab? Except for that bastard, Joffery. By the old and new gods, I hate him so.

[Mehitabelle]

01:15 PM on 05/02/2012

On the Greyjoy beer logo - that is the scariest looking uterus I have ever seen!

[meeks]

07:27 AM on 05/02/2012

That was great. Cute

[thebarbecuemast]

05:47 AM on 05/02/2012

i love to drink a corona beer

[lick my feet]

11:09 PM on 05/01/2012

Barratheon's pub ale FTW!!!!

[French Toast]

09:01 PM on 05/01/2012

The Greyjoy one made no sense. Would have made more sense as a mead, considering mead doesn't actually necessarily require any sowing whatsoever.

[Dirk van Dongen]

07:35 PM on 05/01/2012

Put it on a t-shirt

[KiltsAreHot]

11:27 AM on 05/02/2012

I'd buy a Winterfell.

[plantbasedpunk]

05:10 PM on 05/01/2012

All of these are great, but I don't think the Starks would want a brewery in the Godswood. It's a place of worship, not a business. That would be like running a call center in St. Peter's Basilica. Now, "Brewed in the glass gardens of house Stark" THAT would be more appropriate.

[jreid53]

09:30 PM on 05/01/2012

Not sure about that. There are quite a few Belgian monks brewing a lot of really good beer!

[plantbasedpunk]

11:47 AM on 05/02/2012

Ah, touche. But I imagine the monks would be brewing them in the monastery, not the church or chapel. Which is basically what the Godswood is. An outdoor church with creepy trees instead of creepy a creepy crucifix.