wickwack
Sitting Out
This is a follow up to an older thread. The design has changed a lot, including the decision to build separate sets for tourney/cash, hence new threads for the separate sets. Thanks to the various chippers who have provided great advice and encouragement.
My overall vision: to me, a cash game should have a light mood: playful, even a bit silly. I chose murals to fit that mood, and chip colors to match, with a light, pastel aesthetic. I'd love to hear any thoughts / criticism / suggestions. I'll be taking the next few weeks to make sure of the mural / color / edge spot choices.
Options I considered but rejected:
The murals:
Tourney set: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/cpc-customs-featuring-oakland-street-art-tourney.51758/
My overall vision: to me, a cash game should have a light mood: playful, even a bit silly. I chose murals to fit that mood, and chip colors to match, with a light, pastel aesthetic. I'd love to hear any thoughts / criticism / suggestions. I'll be taking the next few weeks to make sure of the mural / color / edge spot choices.
Options I considered but rejected:
- Having the murals on only one side, with denomination on the reverse (see original thread). As-is the chips might be too busy? But I didn't like the feeling that the chip would be split: half of it is a piece of art, the other half a poker chip.
- Having edge spots be less varied: 1/4 PIE - 3D14 - 4D14 - 6D18 - 8D18, or even just 1/4 PIE - 3D18 - 4D18 - 6D18 - 8D18. I do like the 1/4 pie on the chip that's worth a quarter.
The murals:
- $0.25: Rise And Grind by Illuminaries
- $1: "Oakland Treehouse" by Griffin One
- $5: Part of the "Alice Street Mural Project" by Desi Mundo
- $25: "Beacon Frequency Reader" by Joshua Mays
- $100: "Chinatown Dragon Mural" by Thomas Wong, John Hina, Jose Garcia, and Sylvia La
Tourney set: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/cpc-customs-featuring-oakland-street-art-tourney.51758/