LF Tina Ceramic Mold Design Vector File (3 Viewers)

[Xenzoro]

Hi everyone, I'm new to the poker chip community and had a question about designing my own poker chips using Tina ceramics.
I have some experience with graphic design using Illustrator and was looking to design some custom chips/labels for a future group buy.
I see a lot of images that people post of the designs that they would like with the specific mold they want to use (example shown below).
Is their a way to get the illustrator files with the different molds (i.e. web or greek) and layouts ready to use or would I need to sketch/trace these out myself.
I would just do it myself but I see that a lot people follow a standard and I'm not sure if the manufacturers have templates they would like people to use or have strict guidelines that must be followed. Thanks.

 

[RedDirtBo]

Here are the templates I have used.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...phics-useful-for-tina-anita-cards-mold.81302/
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/resources/aces-ceramic-chips-art-files.92/

For card mold and textured no molds, you only need one art file, that will look like the pic you posted. For the hybrid mold, you need two files. One that has just the base chip colors and the edge line, and the 2nd having only the "inlays".

 

[Colquhoun]

The hardest part is creating matching rolling edges to the faces. Unless you love doing the math, using the templates in the post that @RedDirtBo made above will save a lot of work.

Oh, and work in CMYK colorspace, not RGB.

If you want the illustrator file to me see mock-ups with the web or Greek mold, reach out to me via pm.