PixelatedPunk
High Hand
TL;DR: I have been experimenting with AI, documenting some of my designs and insights as I go along. Main question for everyone is, do the last images (the ones with computer circuits in the background) are they too detailed to be printed on a Tina hybrid?
Hey everyone, I've been experimenting and mocking up some designs using AI for some custom labels for my home games. Not only am I learning about AI while doing this process, I am seeing what is possible in terms of my imagination. I believe I've settled on a name for my home games, as the guys usually call me River Dave since I always seem to get really lucky on the river and win, so they nicknamed me River Dave. Anyway, I wanted to document my journey and potentially get some feedback. I'm specifically looking to see if some of my designs are too complicated, or if they would show up well if I ordered some TINA hybrids.
The beginnings: I first started with some simplistic designs about a week or two ago, just to keep it simple. After viewing sample sets and mockups that users have posted on here, as well as viewing the custom designs that Justin offers in the monthly group buys (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/web-mold-greek-mold-pre-designed-sets.115859/), I decided to start making some images. Here are just a few of the images that I churned out:
One of the first ones, I really liked the layout, but I felt it was to detailed and to generic.
I had the idea of using the Omega symbol as I am a big fan of the wrestler Kenny Omega, and that symbol is really cool. I felt like most Poker chip designs have some sort of symbol that represents the card room. Also, after seeing some people add the year of their card rooms, I decided to do that as well I intended to put the denomination values in the center of the omega symbol. I am now realizing the limits of AI, as sometimes it adds extra text in places you don't want it. Again, for my sake I am just trying to get an idea of what is possible, and hopefully it will spark something that I can go off of.
After viewing The Flying Sausage Dog labels (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/the-flying-sausage-card-room-tina-custom-ceramics-set.130180/), I got inspired to make this one. I really like the simplicity of this one, but I think the denomination location could be better and maybe have more space for the bigger tournament values.
Another one just for fun. I really like how the denomination came out on this, but I still feel that the art itself is to generated. Which leads us into...
Adding some video game elements: I decided I wanted to incorporate my love and passion for gaming into my design. This made me think of creating a Mega Man themed set, similar to all the amazing work Cratty has done with his many designs. I didn't want to create two sets, but I figured I could possibly incorporate some elements of Mega Man/Video games into some designs to help the art a bit.
I started with a more retro video game look, while keeping it looking like a title screen. As I was making them though, I was wondering if the pixalted-ness would show up with Tina's printing process? This lead me to the next option:
I feel like this design is very subtle and I used my prompts to mimic a more indie style game, as well as reintroduce the water/river element with a variable denomination at the bottom.
Leaning into the Mega Man vibe:
(Today/Last night) I have been heavily leaning into the Mega Man and computer aesthetics. I have been in love with the following designs, but I am concerned they might be to detailed for a Tina chip. I guess my question is, will these ones look ok on a Tina hybrid, or should I go back to a more simpler design
The bottom one is probably my favorite so far. Would this one look ok as a label on a Tina hybrid?
Thanks for looking!
Hey everyone, I've been experimenting and mocking up some designs using AI for some custom labels for my home games. Not only am I learning about AI while doing this process, I am seeing what is possible in terms of my imagination. I believe I've settled on a name for my home games, as the guys usually call me River Dave since I always seem to get really lucky on the river and win, so they nicknamed me River Dave. Anyway, I wanted to document my journey and potentially get some feedback. I'm specifically looking to see if some of my designs are too complicated, or if they would show up well if I ordered some TINA hybrids.
The beginnings: I first started with some simplistic designs about a week or two ago, just to keep it simple. After viewing sample sets and mockups that users have posted on here, as well as viewing the custom designs that Justin offers in the monthly group buys (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/web-mold-greek-mold-pre-designed-sets.115859/), I decided to start making some images. Here are just a few of the images that I churned out:
One of the first ones, I really liked the layout, but I felt it was to detailed and to generic.
I had the idea of using the Omega symbol as I am a big fan of the wrestler Kenny Omega, and that symbol is really cool. I felt like most Poker chip designs have some sort of symbol that represents the card room. Also, after seeing some people add the year of their card rooms, I decided to do that as well I intended to put the denomination values in the center of the omega symbol. I am now realizing the limits of AI, as sometimes it adds extra text in places you don't want it. Again, for my sake I am just trying to get an idea of what is possible, and hopefully it will spark something that I can go off of.
After viewing The Flying Sausage Dog labels (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/the-flying-sausage-card-room-tina-custom-ceramics-set.130180/), I got inspired to make this one. I really like the simplicity of this one, but I think the denomination location could be better and maybe have more space for the bigger tournament values.
Another one just for fun. I really like how the denomination came out on this, but I still feel that the art itself is to generated. Which leads us into...
Adding some video game elements: I decided I wanted to incorporate my love and passion for gaming into my design. This made me think of creating a Mega Man themed set, similar to all the amazing work Cratty has done with his many designs. I didn't want to create two sets, but I figured I could possibly incorporate some elements of Mega Man/Video games into some designs to help the art a bit.
I started with a more retro video game look, while keeping it looking like a title screen. As I was making them though, I was wondering if the pixalted-ness would show up with Tina's printing process? This lead me to the next option:
I feel like this design is very subtle and I used my prompts to mimic a more indie style game, as well as reintroduce the water/river element with a variable denomination at the bottom.
Leaning into the Mega Man vibe:
(Today/Last night) I have been heavily leaning into the Mega Man and computer aesthetics. I have been in love with the following designs, but I am concerned they might be to detailed for a Tina chip. I guess my question is, will these ones look ok on a Tina hybrid, or should I go back to a more simpler design
The bottom one is probably my favorite so far. Would this one look ok as a label on a Tina hybrid?
Thanks for looking!