First Custom Design (WIP) - Chipmatic Studio is Awesome (8 Viewers)

[galactica_actual]

I have no experience in graphic design... learning as I go and using Inkscape. There are things that I like and don't like so far, but I wanted to share and get some feedback from the enthusiast community. The biggest thing I think I'd like to do is tone down the "noise." It seems a little busy compared to many of the designs I really think are slick here on PCF. That said, looking back at the small collection of casino chips I have, some of those are downright gaudy.

@QuietMaple's design tool is so much fun to play with.

The idea here is a theme on the Victorian architecture common in my neck of the woods in Humboldt, CA, sometimes known as "The Lost Coast." I used Nano Banana (Gemini) to generate the image.

Cash set is $.05, $.25, $1, $5, $20
Tournament set is 25, 100, 500, 2500, 10000

These were mocked up with the 43mm Web mold. Whenever I get the design settled in, I'm considering placing an order with @justincarothers. For those of you who've done your own design and ordered this way, how did they turn out?

 

[QuietMaple]

I see a lot of people on the forums recommending that you print your labels with a home printer at the actual size to get a sense for if the fonts are large enough or if the design is too intricate. I do wonder if some of the details on the house aren't going to come through from a printer, but it's a bit hard to tell from the screenshot alone.

I love the concept, though! And I especially like the $5, $100, and 25 chips.

 

[galactica_actual]

I see a lot of people on the forums recommending that you print your labels with a home printer at the actual size to get a sense for if the fonts are large enough or if the design is too intricate. I do wonder if some of the details on the house aren't going to come through from a printer, but it's a bit hard to tell from the screenshot alone.

I love the concept, though! And I especially like the $5, $100, and 25 chips.

Thanks for the tip! And again, for the hard work you put in to make such a useful tool available for the community.
Now, to dust off my printer…

 

[BigGrizz]

Is there any way to adjust the size or positioning of an uploaded label?

 

[QuietMaple]

Is there any way to adjust the size or positioning of an uploaded label?

No, not right now. An uploaded label will always be centered and full width. You could use Photoshop or Gimp or Paint or a program like that to add some additional white space in the background of your image to create an offset.

 

[oneeyedjack]

Love the spots on the $25. Interesting to hear how you were able to do this yourself.