First Custom Set Feedback (1 Viewer)

[Loup]

Hello, I just finished up my first draft of a cash set.
I would like to hear peoples opinion about the inlay, do you think it is too detailed to be printed properly on Tina s?
I know the denom is pretty small too but I like how it fits on the image.

Heres the studio link

Appreciate any feedback, thanks

 

[CardRally]

Love the Hundo.
25 is a little muted.

What is the inlay? Werewolf?
Cool looking. I’ll leave the detail question to someone with Tina experience.
A little bare. With no casino name, no location. Very small denom. Only black. Personally, I’d consider building it out a little more.

Good luck!

 

[QuietMaple]

These look like a great start! I agree on the $25. I would increase the contrast between the green and red by making one of them a bit lighter.

I worry that the small details on the wolf will get lost in the printing process and it will look a little "fuzzy", but that's kind of a guess. Always hard to know without testing it out. You could consider doing a close up on the wolf's head instead of trying to fit the entire body in there?

(I personally think it's fine to have no casino name or location if that's not something you want)

 

[Huskerchipper]

I think it is probably a bit too much detail. Print it out (close to actual size) and look at it from a small distance that would be common playing poker. That should tell you the answer you are looking for.

I would consider trying to find a side profile of the head maybe?

 

[SteveEH]

Agreed, print to actual size and do an arms length test for legibility.

Larger denomination font size, and the font size of the dollar/cent can be smaller.

All the base colours are very dark. Think about lighting - maybe all dark is ok if it's bright.

As others said, definitely more contrast between the $25's base and spot colours.

 

[ProperPokerPlayer]

IMO a hybrid tina (inlay printed on a separate sticker then put onto a chip) that inlay design would work. Just a printed molded tina or smooth tina no separate inlay sticker would be a little risky on the details still standing out. That said also get samples. I agree with everyone on the $25 chip. As far as the denominations they are small but I bet they are large enough to stop new people in your cash games from asking what every chip is worth all the time. If that is your purpose for having the denominations then good. You will get people asking why the denomination are printed so small so have some good, old man, and do you need glasses comebacks ready.