Custom Ceramic Gallery (NO replies please!)

[jimmy6744]

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[wafflestomper]

My custom ceramics that I designed for myself, which Guma printed up for me and did a superb job. I believe my pics are small enough (size wise), but if not, I can do the thumbnail thing (PM if it's a problem).

[GameShowMan]

Designer: Brian "Wafflestomper" Zollinhoffer
Manufacturer: BR Pro Poker
Recieved: June 2008

The denominations are in "credits," a generic science fiction term for money, so I can use the chips for both tournaments and cash games, with one credit equaling one U.S. cent in most cash games.

Breakdown:
120 x 25 credits (pink)
200 x 100 credits (blue)
160 x 500 credits (yellow)
100 x 2000 credits (black)
60 x 10,000 credits (white)
160 x NCV (green)





"Game Show Man" Joe Van Ginkel
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gameshowman@gmail.com

[Aquaman H20]

Designer: Me (and that's why there are quite a few design flaws)

Manufacturer: Palm Imports (I took advantage of Joe's (from Palm Imports) 25 cent custom ceramic chip offer. They were printed on chips that had already had edge spots on them so they wouldn't match, but come on custom chips for 25 cents.)

Recieved: May 2008




You can see the non-matching edge spots, some denoms have more similar ones others not so much.



These match great (my 1000 chip)




These not as much (my 100 chip)

Enough teasing here's the good stuff:

[JohnCollins]

New Chips teaser photos.

Vendor: Lucky Aces Custom Gaming Supplies



Here are the teaser pics of the chips I got from Guma. More shots below now.

[Morningwood]

Another Lucky Aces gaming product and a very satisfied customer.

[mrgo]

Pink Floyd chips - More pics to come

[chipNAchair]

Skull Gamblers by Guma (LuckyAces)

[mac40k]

Set stats:
Total chips - 800
Manufacturer - Sunfly
Dealer - Palm Imports
Finish - Smooth
Artwork - Johnny5 based on my ideas

Chips in drawer


Stacks


Faces


I was slightly disappointed with the way the chips turned out. If I had had the opportunity to get prototype chips first, I would have had Johnny5 make tweaks to get a better result. As it is, the chips are still nice, just not exactly what I had hoped for.

Original artwork


Part of the problem is due to the fact that the detailed knot work appears to run together with the background color when sized down. All the knots are white, but the pattern appears light blue on the blue chip and almost yellow on the red chip. A scan of the chips shows that they are actually closer to the original artwork than either the camera, or the naked eye can discern.

[kkbait]

dead Head chips
Palm import for the printing
Guma for the design