Hi,
I recently posted pictures of my custom wallsons and a lot of people where asking me for details on creating inlay graphics for these chips. There are no clear instructions on the pokerchiplounge website and I had to do quite a bit of research to get the right specs.
So here's what I know:
Chip dimensions (Edgespot & Solid):
The chips are 1.55 inches in diameter.
The recessed center is 1.105 inches in diameter.
The labels are 1.08 inches in diameter.
File format:
I made my design in Photoshop and sent jpegs (one for every denom) along with my breakdown to
service@pokerchiplounge.com. My jpegs where 1.105x1.105 inches and 600 dpi. I named them accordingly to the chip the label was for (e.g. sc_chip_5_red_edgespot_wallson.jpg) and put them in a zip file. That seemed to be fine. Pokerchiplounge made a mockup for every chip and sent that back, so you'll see what you get before it's too late.
Color matching:
Here are the color codes I used for my design. They fit very well after oiling the chips. The orange is a bit off, because it's a neon color and not printable. The base colors are valid for the solids and the edgespots.
Base:
Red - 990033
Green - 669966
Blue - 336699
Orange - FC9530
Purple - 6600CC
Black - 000000
White - FFFFFF
Edges:
Red - 99CCFF, 669966 (Blue, Green)
Green - FF6699,99FF00 (Pink, Light Green)
Blue - FFFFFF, 99CCCC (White, Turquise)
Orange - 990033, 666699 (Red, Blue)
Purple - CC3399, 99FF99 (Pink, Light Green)
Black - FC9530, 99CCCC (Orange, Turquise)
White: FF0033, E8D89A (Red, Yellow)
Breakdown:
You have to order at least 25 chips of every denomination and a multiple of 5.
So you can't order 23 or 28 but you can order 25 or 30.
BTW: If you're doing your design in Photoshop and you need circular text you'll want to use at least Photoshop CS because you can align text to a path with it.
Here's a nice tutorial from adobe on this.
I hope everything is understandable because English is not my native language. If anything is unclear feel free to correct me.
