Artwork discussion for new Paulson chips (1 Viewer)

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For me this is the best.
 
The only issue I have with the darker choices from the second group is when the chip color is dark it's going to be really really dark. Maybe it could be lightened up for the darkest colors.
 
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Apache for me as well. Maybe some color matching to help offset the limitations of spot colors.

Silly question but has it been asked if Paulson would consider expanding the spot color palette? Maybe a slight increase in price would be worth it.
 
Apache for me as well. Maybe some color matching to help offset the limitations of spot colors.

Silly question but has it been asked if Paulson would consider expanding the spot color palette? Maybe a slight increase in price would be worth it.

I think this was investigated (I don't know how deeply) on the PCF Promo Chip Group Buy... basically a, "hey, we're buying tons of chips, how about expanding the pallet for us?"

I guess their answer was a firm, "no."

:(
 
I think this was investigated (I don't know how deeply) on the PCF Promo Chip Group Buy... basically a, "hey, we're buying tons of chips, how about expanding the pallet for us?"

I guess their answer was a firm, "no."

:(

I am surprised nobody has been able to replicate what the French guy did (Colambina Something?).

The samples I received were nice.

Grant
 
I am surprised nobody has been able to replicate what the French guy did (Colambina Something?).

The samples I received were nice.

I think it's a regional issue relating to laws/jurisdictions/etc.

You could probably replicate it, just not with a USA address.
 
I think it's a regional issue relating to laws/jurisdictions/etc.

You could probably replicate it, just not with a USA address.

It would seem to be a small endeavour compared to others that this forum has pulled off. Especially since no fake casino was required.

Is there just not enough interest for BCC chips?

Grant

Edit: apologize if this isn't the right thread to mention since Apache wants to be legit.
 
With giant inlay it’s going to be all about the label. Of all the designs listed I like this one but I also think we can come up with a better design. I’ve also attached a picture of a Hard Rock chip that is a solid Color with white like these.
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definitely like the semi-matching colored inlay to the base of the chip
 
0520918A-73E2-437A-9EBF-3C79DFD116D3.png Originally I thought this one, but then I started to question how that black pattern would look across all the different chips. Once I picture the whole lineup of chips with this white over black over base colour all of a sudden it seems a lot less attractive.
 
Hmmmmm...

1st: the apache poker one on the right but without "poker"
2nd: the one with the black border that is 3rd down on the left. But not super excited about it. Either way I don't see me asking for a refund...
 
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We could artificially change the spot colors with the inlay itself, similar to those gorgeous Crystal Park $5s..... or at least add a faux 1/8" colored spot in the middle of each white spot.....

......ducks......
 
I appear to be in the minority but I like the clean lines and sterile background of the pink Horseshoe chip. A lot of those other designs are nice, but quite “busy”.
 
I really like the top left in the 2nd group and bottom left in the 1st group. The Apache design is pretty cool as well, however I think the more generic designs will have broader appeal across the board.
 
Here are a few more looks at the Apache chip. This one is important to me so it might take a long time to get final art.
I think there is a strong need for a simple $.25 chip. I would like to put out just one chip and not a whole set.

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