slisk250
Straight Flush
We are getting very close to sending inlays to CPC. We had two different layout ideas going. I thought it would be an easy choice but learned that the most difficult thing in getting different designs from J5 is you like them all. Here are three sets that have made it to the final cut. There are only 7 chips. The rebuy/add on is dual inlay. Here are some things we are considering.
For the black inlays, we could swap the denom color on the 100 and 2000 chip making them light blue and pink respectively but otherwise, this design is almost complete (Johnny might play with the color of some of the character's clothes).
We are considering a dual inlay chip and using the black inlays and gradient with red denoms, however, we are not sure we like that with the color matching on the blacks. In that case we could try to color match the denoms on both. This is a challenge for a couple of the gradient chips. Maybe dual is the way to go. The big question in poker terms...can I get away from either of thesehands designs? I like them both.
Your turn...
1. Gradient with black denoms
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2. Gradient with red denoms
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3. Black inlays with color matched denoms
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For the black inlays, we could swap the denom color on the 100 and 2000 chip making them light blue and pink respectively but otherwise, this design is almost complete (Johnny might play with the color of some of the character's clothes).
We are considering a dual inlay chip and using the black inlays and gradient with red denoms, however, we are not sure we like that with the color matching on the blacks. In that case we could try to color match the denoms on both. This is a challenge for a couple of the gradient chips. Maybe dual is the way to go. The big question in poker terms...can I get away from either of these
Your turn...
1. Gradient with black denoms

2. Gradient with red denoms

3. Black inlays with color matched denoms
