I'll send Tim a PM even though he's got to be swamped. Thanks!I do not know the answer to that. Only way I know to try is if @timinater or @Colquhoun can recreate Paulson colors in an art file, then have them printed and see how close they are
I'll send Tim a PM even though he's got to be swamped. Thanks!I do not know the answer to that. Only way I know to try is if @timinater or @Colquhoun can recreate Paulson colors in an art file, then have them printed and see how close they are
If he is able to do it have him print the Paulson color in the middle we are trying to replicate.I'll send Tim a PM even though he's got to be swamped. Thanks!
I sent @Colquhoun my designs from the Paulson chip designer. My images were in .png and I needed them to be in .ai . He did a great job doing so and cleaning it up overall. I'm really pleased with the results. In my opinion, the body/spot colors in particular strike me as being very close to what I submitted. I would expect the colors of a dye sub printed image vs a colored clay material to present differently - but that considered, these appear to be very good. Picture taken outside in sunlight:Maybe more of a design question but I'll ask it here anyway. The samples based on photos look really, really impressive in terms of the dye sublimation of the colors. How close to the Paulson palette can these actually get? If these can closely replicate the high end colors Paulson offers like day green, sherbet green, blaze orange, canary yellow, etc, I may have a hard time staying away.
Ever since the first big cards mold GB that @SeanGecko ran about three years ago, all the designers here have been trying to duplicate some of the more premium Paulson and CPC colors. Justin has some great colors here, and many others over the years have come up with good looking colors. We've definitely tried to duplicate Blaze Orange, Arc Yellow and some of the CPC Day Glo colors, with varying degrees of success. @Johnny5 got pretty close to Arc Yellow with the Aria's $20 chip. @timinater designed a custom set for me that attempted to duplicate many DG colors. We got really close on DG pink, and didn't do too bad with DG Tiger and Peacock. But as far as getting Blaze, I just don't think that one is possible. Heck, you can't even really capture that color very well in a photo, so I wouldn't expect to ever get it on a printed ceramic chip.Maybe more of a design question but I'll ask it here anyway. The samples based on photos look really, really impressive in terms of the dye sublimation of the colors. How close to the Paulson palette can these actually get? If these can closely replicate the high end colors Paulson offers like day green, sherbet green, blaze orange, canary yellow, etc, I may have a hard time staying away.
Justin, which designer put together the art on your pre-designed chips? I would think it would be a pretty quick job to take colors from one chip and put them on the spot pattern of another chip. I'm also interested in using some of these colors on my own full custom design. They really turned out awesome!!! Fantastic job!
I am in the same boat. Just need to change a couple colors around. If I had the RGB codes and the artwork dimensions/requirements, I could do it, but simply lifting the color from one image to drop into another could run into color-matching issues.
I concur!And the 43mm is legit
OhhhhI sent @Colquhoun my designs from the Paulson chip designer. My images were in .png and I needed them to be in .ai . He did a great job doing so and cleaning it up overall. I'm really pleased with the results. In my opinion, the body/spot colors in particular strike me as being very close to what I submitted. I would expect the colors of a dye sub printed image vs a colored clay material to present differently - but that considered, these appear to be very good. Picture taken outside in sunlight:
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Just a wrong spellingI sent @Colquhoun my designs from the Paulson chip designer. My images were in .png and I needed them to be in .ai . He did a great job doing so and cleaning it up overall. I'm really pleased with the results. In my opinion, the body/spot colors in particular strike me as being very close to what I submitted. I would expect the colors of a dye sub printed image vs a colored clay material to present differently - but that considered, these appear to be very good. Picture taken outside in sunlight:
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Your point is well taken, but I don't speak Italian. I have Italian ancestry. Maybe a mistake not consulting an Italian speaker but I got my result using this:Just a wrong spelling
Denari facili o denaro facile
Don’t worry my friendYour point is well taken, but I don't speak Italian. I have Italian ancestry. Maybe a mistake not consulting an Italian speaker but I got my result using this:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Ita...ome..69i57.5993j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
(I apologize for the thread jack. I was only trying to answer a question posed here about the Paulson color reproduction on these chips).
I’m inHere's my Pioneer Club custom tournament set. If anyone wants to join in, we can split the setup fee amongst us.
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I was extremely impressed with this mold. Hands down the best one to date. I didn’t think I would be thinking of a set, but these are legit and I think I might go for it.Justin sent me a sample of the new mold. My initial thought is this the best mold to date no question (and I actually did NOT like the look at all or the idea initially). Injection points underneath label area so not on edges.
When it comes to colors, Tina has always had great color, but the print saturation doesn’t appear as deep or as consistent throughout as cards mold. Could just be the way the mold reflects giving that illusion to me. That’s not necessarily a bad thing though. That combined with the texture of the mold make them look very clay like and almost chalky
And the 43mm is legit
Stuff. And also things.What makes this mold better than rhc? Or scrown?
Stuff. And also things.
It’s personal preference. To me, the look and feel of these are much better than the others.What makes this mold better than rhc? Or scrown?
I love this.Here's my Pioneer Club custom tournament set. If anyone wants to join in, we can split the setup fee amongst us.
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The Reload (rebuy) chip in 43mm:
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Anything is available as a custom. So far none of the pre-designed are going to be mad
I am going to update the details soon. I assumed there would be more demand for these.So is there a minimum that needs to be ordered for the pre-designed for this GB?