I currently got my hands on some ceramics/hybrids, which I'm trying to create some new designs for them. I'll get some photos out after I got them test prints.
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OP
OP
There's nothing posted here, I didn't make a mistake.
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Nymor
Two Pair
(imho)
Is that church stained glass?
OP
OP
I see, I was trying to do some complex thing. But I guess I'll change them.
(imho)
OP
OP
It will look cool but denoms r gonna get lost.
BaxtersBluff
Sitting Out
Interesting idea but surely this is the stuff of absolute dirty stack nightmares?
tigasulo
Pair
What is the plan for the chip edges?
Nymor
Two Pair
Nothing wrong with trying to do something complex.
Maybe try colouring the majority of the panels with shades of it's primary colour rather than full spectrum ones.
You could have some panels the same colour across all chips, for example the background or foreground to the denom itself (which needs to be bigger as noted), but have enough of the primary colour & shades to easily be able to tell chips apart.
If these were for inner labels you also have the outer part of the chip for the primary colour and then whatever you want to do with the edges.
OP
OP
I do say they are ok, that side is a bit small but not nightmarish.
OP
OP
Another version
OP
OP
Alright I have to say, if you see it form far, you cannot identify the cash value.
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
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WedgeRock
Royal Flush
The point is to be able to easily recognize demons and bet sizing across the table. These designs are too similar and will lead to mistakes and dirty stacks.
If I was playing with these, I would always have the denim side up. Always. And if that's what players are doing, what's the point of having the funky design that's never seen?
EDIT: I thought the designs were for full face ceramics. Having them as "inlays" on hybrids is a bit more palatable. Not my pallette, but to each his own.
OP
OP
Yeah, I figured, the big denoms sides work out pretty well, guess I'll have to workout from those now lol.
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
Whatever you do man, do it for you.
There is a guy in our local group who has plastic Dunes replicas for his cash set...the hard plastic slippery ones.
He loves them and refuses to acknowledge how bad of chips they are.
There is a guy in our local group who has plastic Dunes replicas for his cash set...the hard plastic slippery ones.
He loves them and refuses to acknowledge how bad of chips they are.
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MrWookie69
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100% this. Don’t let some poker-buff with a boner tell you what you’re supposed to like. If three of your spot colors are repetitive, big deal. Just make sure the chip base color is identifiable and differentiated enough. The table will figure it out.
In the end, they are your chips. And yes. You can be very picky about what you want.
The backside denom really helps. Also, you can mix and match the artwork colors of the inlays to better reflect the chip colors and spots. Just an idea.
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Didn't realize these were labels going on hybrids, I thought they were full-face ceramics. In that case, the similar design is less of an issue since the chips are (presumably) easily distinguishable by color/spot pattern.
tigasulo
Pair
Since you’re getting them on the web mold, don’t think you need to have the web design around the denominations. And you could just have one side be the design without the denoms.
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