Stage an Aaron returns topper? Gotta give the people what they wantMan, I used to do things lol
Stage an Aaron returns topper? Gotta give the people what they wantMan, I used to do things lol
I will alter it for you. Send me a DM and we can discuss.@rjdev7 if we like one of the "stock" images you have from the link in the OP, do you have access to the file to share so I can alter it with different colors?
design looks greatGot my second topper from @rjdev7 recently. Love the design!
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Yeah I’m sure we could work something out@rjdev7 would you be able to do a porsche themed one i attached a not to bad example of what i am trying to accomplish lol. and then the outer oval would be either tire tread or something to do with porsche
Okay, can we talk colors of toppers? How does one determine what color to have their topper? Why is felt typically green? I'm asking these questions because I want to be really mindful of having the right one from a color and aesthetic standpoint.
I'm curious to the level of thought that was put into your topper other than just having it match the theme of your chips/group/other furniture.
- Are bright colors better for dimly lit rooms?
- What if your table has LEDs?
- What if you have a really bright room?
- Should a topper correspond with chip colors?
Yeah, that's what I'm wondering since I can't test different toppers. I'm assuming a more darker topper for ease of seeing the displayed cards. But if you do a darker color, should chips then be lighter?With custom toppers, most guys are going to want something to match their theme. That being said, you should be mindful of crazy designs that can mask chips in the pot or make it difficult to see the board when dealt.
It’s rare, but topper colors similar to chips or fantastically intricate designs can make gameplay less ideal.
One inch bleed around the whole topper, so if your dimensions are 74” x 32” it should be 76” x 34”I'm having a designed topper artwork made. Anybody that has designed a topper, can you answer this question as I have no idea.
I'll also need your playing surface dimensions (I've got that covered) and how much printed bleed do you need beyond that (usually 2-3 inches)?
While I agree with not going for excessive all white, I do love me a lighter colored topperI'd avoid light colored designs, like white or bright yellow. Unless your players are fastidious about cleanliness you are going to get a lot of hand-smudge where players rake pots.
One inch bleed around the whole topper, so if your dimensions are 74” x 32” it should be 76” x 34”
Add one inch around the outside, which would make the total + 2”Thanks for the reply. I'm confused though, wouldn't a 1-inch bleed be 75" x 33" ?
No, it's 1 inch ALL AROUND your topper design. Check this out: https://www.bindersinc.com/resources/what-is-bleed-printingThanks for the reply. I'm confused though, wouldn't a 1-inch bleed be 75" x 33" ?
Wow! Can you make this for a Barrington topper? (74x32)
I'm not a basketball fan, but that is pretty cool.
Can't take the credit -- I forget who on PCF sent the initial idea to me. I've loved it ever since, just never got around to making one for someone.I'm not a basketball fan, but that is pretty cool.
Nice job on the simplicity. I could see marking up the betting line to look more like "the key", but that would clutter up what is essentially a prefect design.
Can't take the credit -- I forget who on PCF sent the initial idea to me. I've loved it ever since, just never got around to making one for someone.
I can take the credit for this one though. Any baseball fans out there?
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