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Hello all and thank you (and apologies if I am committing a faux pas) in advance for any tips, suggestions, ideas, etc. you might be able to lend me on this one. I recently purchased a bunch of spirit mold CCs (got 1,000 for less than $100) and I figured I would turn this into a label project for my home game. I am hoping you guys might be able to provide some helpful pointers or ideas to make this a little bit better than it is right now.
A couple of notes on this project:
I’ve rambled enough…without further ado:
A couple of notes on this project:
- Context on the name: this is for a bunch of guys who meet once or twice a month for a small game and a large amount of whisky (sometimes whiskey). I was playing around with a theme based on our affinity for scotch (and sometimes bourbon).
- I am an amateur designer. I have toyed with this design a bit and landed here. Some friends have given their approval, but they are not designers either. If there is anything I could do to enhance or improve this design in any way, I am all ears.
- I am not crazy about the white background, but haven’t landed on a gradient or anything I am happy with either. I am thinking I might try to make some faux inlay shapes (cog, wheel, etc.) in the design. Not sure yet.
- I am planning on going to StickerMule to keep costs and turnaround time down. This is not an “all in” project or anything…just looking to gain some experience and put some fun chips in play in a small cash game we hold from time to time.
- I am working with limited color ways on these chips, as stock is low. I have two mockups of the $100 chip (I couldn’t find a black, and the blue I got is far too brittle to put into play), so I would appreciate any insight as to which you think is better.
- The pink I have is actually much lighter…kind of a powder pink. CPC didn’t have an option to match, so I went with what was closest. The rest are pretty close.
I’ve rambled enough…without further ado: