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I’ve been working on several new chip design concepts over the last couple of nights, and they’ll be available soon for the community.
Sets include:
• Pirate’s Crest
• Excalibur
• Isle of Fire
• Eye of the Nile
• Rick’s Café Américain
• Havana Nights
Oscar
Sets include:
• Pirate’s Crest
• Excalibur
• Isle of Fire
• Eye of the Nile
• Rick’s Café Américain
• Havana Nights
Oscar
BigGrizz
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Did you read the other thread? That list is awefully familiar... lol
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Okku
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Didn't want to post my crappy AI mockup of that but... this is what churned out.
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I picked Nassau as the location due to its history as a major pirate port during the golden age of piracy. Pirates like Blackbeard, Calico Jack Rackem (who Jack Sparrow is loosly based on) and Charles Vane operated out of Nassau.
Fun fact: Each pirate crew had their own jolly roger as a brand. The jolly roger we all know today was the roger of Calico Jack.
Fun fact: Each pirate crew had their own jolly roger as a brand. The jolly roger we all know today was the roger of Calico Jack.
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SeanGecko
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I'd want that Rick's one
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Is this Fairfield U? I went there!Here's some of Oscar's inlay workView attachment 1589843
JMC9389
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No shit, when did you graduate?
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2002
You?
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Okku
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This is the first design in a series I’ve been working on, and I’m calling this one Eye of the Nile. The artwork is built with Tina’s hybrid ceramic mold in mind, but it can also be ordered as standard no-mold ceramics if that’s your preference.
Right now, this is the start of a tournament lineup, but I can easily add more denominations if anyone wants to expand it into a full set.
If anyone is interested in using this design, feel free to reach out — I’m more than happy to help customize it for your needs. I’m also planning on sending the artwork to @justincarothers so it can be available in a future group buy for anyone who wants to jump in once production opens.
More to come soon — this is just the beginning of the series.
Right now, this is the start of a tournament lineup, but I can easily add more denominations if anyone wants to expand it into a full set.
If anyone is interested in using this design, feel free to reach out — I’m more than happy to help customize it for your needs. I’m also planning on sending the artwork to @justincarothers so it can be available in a future group buy for anyone who wants to jump in once production opens.
More to come soon — this is just the beginning of the series.
Wow! These look great!! A lot of people order 5K and 25K in their tourney sets if you have somehting for those
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Okku
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Working on that and the next set as well.
I went from a shit day to the happiest guy in the room reading this. So excited!!! The Eye of the Nile proofs look great - nice work, as always, Oscar!!
OutOfTown
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Really cool design, but this symmetrical eye of horus looks a bit odd to me. The eyebrow in particular is disturbing and looks more like a roof to me.
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I kind of feel like the eye of Ra should be the centerpiece since the set is Eye of the Nile and have the scarabs as ornaments. My 2 cents.
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Okku
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Both good feedback! Like I said, not fully complete but I’ll work on it more tonight and over the weekend and will more than likely have a finalized version then.
Got some other projects I should be uploading here then too.
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Okku
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Excalibur – Design Notes
This one actually came from a list that BigGrizz put together, and once I saw “Excalibur” on there I just went full force with it. I wanted something that felt medieval without drifting into cartoon territory, so the sword + crown + laurel wreath combo ended up being the sweet spot. The wreath gives it that knightly “honor and valor” feel, the crown ties in the royal theme, and the sword anchors the whole Arthurian identity.
The color choices follow that classic medieval palette — deep reds, royal purples, stone grays, golds — all meant to hit clean and bold on hybrid ceramics. It’s simple, strong, and instantly readable on a table.
Isle of Fire – Design Notes
Another one from the list that BigGrizz tossed out there, and the second I started doodling volcano shapes it basically designed itself. I really wanted this one to feel warm, explosive, and atmospheric without going overboard, so the inlay leans into that glowing eruption at sunset — clouds, ash, lava, all blending into a warm gradient.
Chip colors were chosen straight from volcanic island elements: molten orange, cooled basalt, deep ocean blues, volcanic soil browns, ash grays, and that bright glow that pops right before the lava breaks through. It all works super well on hybrid ceramic chips, which let the artwork keep the texture and depth.
And yes… there are more from that list that I’m working on.
This one actually came from a list that BigGrizz put together, and once I saw “Excalibur” on there I just went full force with it. I wanted something that felt medieval without drifting into cartoon territory, so the sword + crown + laurel wreath combo ended up being the sweet spot. The wreath gives it that knightly “honor and valor” feel, the crown ties in the royal theme, and the sword anchors the whole Arthurian identity.
The color choices follow that classic medieval palette — deep reds, royal purples, stone grays, golds — all meant to hit clean and bold on hybrid ceramics. It’s simple, strong, and instantly readable on a table.
Isle of Fire – Design Notes
Another one from the list that BigGrizz tossed out there, and the second I started doodling volcano shapes it basically designed itself. I really wanted this one to feel warm, explosive, and atmospheric without going overboard, so the inlay leans into that glowing eruption at sunset — clouds, ash, lava, all blending into a warm gradient.
Chip colors were chosen straight from volcanic island elements: molten orange, cooled basalt, deep ocean blues, volcanic soil browns, ash grays, and that bright glow that pops right before the lava breaks through. It all works super well on hybrid ceramic chips, which let the artwork keep the texture and depth.
And yes… there are more from that list that I’m working on.
Excalibur – Design Notes
This one actually came from a list that BigGrizz put together, and once I saw “Excalibur” on there I just went full force with it. I wanted something that felt medieval without drifting into cartoon territory, so the sword + crown + laurel wreath combo ended up being the sweet spot. The wreath gives it that knightly “honor and valor” feel, the crown ties in the royal theme, and the sword anchors the whole Arthurian identity.
The color choices follow that classic medieval palette — deep reds, royal purples, stone grays, golds — all meant to hit clean and bold on hybrid ceramics. It’s simple, strong, and instantly readable on a table.
View attachment 1596446
Isle of Fire – Design Notes
Another one from the list that BigGrizz tossed out there, and the second I started doodling volcano shapes it basically designed itself. I really wanted this one to feel warm, explosive, and atmospheric without going overboard, so the inlay leans into that glowing eruption at sunset — clouds, ash, lava, all blending into a warm gradient.
Chip colors were chosen straight from volcanic island elements: molten orange, cooled basalt, deep ocean blues, volcanic soil browns, ash grays, and that bright glow that pops right before the lava breaks through. It all works super well on hybrid ceramic chips, which let the artwork keep the texture and depth.
View attachment 1596445
And yes… there are more from that list that I’m working on.
Oscar - YOU ARE DA MAN!!!! Both look great (I'm a sucker for 614 spots), but that Excalibur set is just killer! I love the medieval “honor and valor” theme/vibe - and the 4V418 edge spots are just beauties! Well done, sir. Well done!
Where do we sign up?
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Those are just incredible! The only issue I have with these is the sheer abuse my wallet is going to take.
Are you taking new work still?
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Okku
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Always!
Can’t figure out how to DM you…
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