[jdunford]

I have combined them into pairs for voting purposes. Please vote for up to 3 of your favourites. They are illustrated below.

Recall that "3d14" spots are used for colour comparison purposes only; any spot type can be chosen from those listed here. Bear in mind that many spot patterns have only one spot colour, in which case you can use any (from the 3 spot colours shown in 1 selection) for an entry in Round #2. Otherwise, you can use both colours (from either chip), or both plus any 3rd (not restricted to the 3rd colour illustrated in these selections; this applies for "3t18" and "4t18" spot patterns only).

Oh, and please excuse the "boring" sample inlay; just wanted to put something on them, since T-mold semi-customs are inlayed chips only -- no blanks, and no hot-stamps allowed; just whatever custom artwork you want!

Please see the interest and information threads for more info. Also, feel free to post comments here (helps to bump the thread for "new post button" junkies), and/or illustrate mock-ups of sets based around your favourites, etc.

1. Dark green with dark blue and (plum or blood red):
   
2. Dark green with w orange and (laker purple or almond):
   
3. Dark green with mustard and (adobe or dark blue):
   
4. Dark green with laker purple and (saturn yellow or canary yellow):
   
5. Dark green with dark blue and (sherbet green or saturn yellow):
   
6. Dark green with gold and (chocolate or black):
   
7. Dark green with black and (bone white or almond):
   
8. W day green with white and (laker purple or dark blue):
   
9. W day green with dark blue and (sherbet green or lavender):
   
10. W day green with saturn yellow and (sky blue or dark blue):
    
11. Sherbet green with lake purple and (mauve or plum):
    
12. Sherbet green with black and (chocolate or plum):
    
13. Sherbet green with your choice of mixed greens:
    
14. First one I forgot
15. Second one I forgot

[BigBrando]

CORRECTION: I voted #13 and #14 (although my #14 vote should be for #12)

[MeridianFC]

Voted 11-13 with a strong prefernce for Shebert Green w/ any of the darker Greens or Sherbert Green w/ Plum.

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by BigBrando

I voted #13 and #14 (Sherbert with Chocolate)

#12 has sherbet with chocolate (you're not obligated to use the black for a chip with 1 spot colour).

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by MeridianFC

Voted 11-13 with a strong prefernce for Shebert Green w/ any of the darker Greens or Sherbert Green w/ Plum.

Personally, I'm not a big fan of sherbet green for a green chip (which will most often likely be used as a $25 or T25)... and this is coming from a guy with 120 Samurai non-denoms:




They mostly get used as a T10,000 at the end of T50,000-T100,000 HORSE tournaments or NLHE tournament of champions, and occasionally as a cash 5¢ or 10¢ ante chip for stud (as pictured; I'm still thinking of getting some hot-stamped T-molds to replace them in that roll, though), or as a $20 for NLHE cash games (when I run out of $5s).

Sherbet green is a "love it or hate it" sort of colour. It's very pastel. I like to think that "sherbet is to green" as "sky blue is to blue" or as "almond is to yellow": Just a hint of colour... and it's very minty (which might not be for everyone)! I personally prefer dark or w day green for a base... by a long shot.

However, I might be able to live with a sherbet-based chip if no more than 50% of the chip was sherbet (and the rest was a darker green)... maybe something like:


Of these the last one is my favourite... probaby because it's only 25% sherbet (and 50% dark green).

... But all my votes went towards dark green based chips...

[BigBrando]

That's a great looking chip. Any word on if we're going to be allowed to have a 3-color quarter pie?

Originally Posted by jdunford

Of these the last one is my favourite... probaby because it's only 25% sherbet (and 50% dark green).

[mizuchaud]

I like the three color one far right with the dark green base.... verde. yums.

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by BigBrando

That's a great looking chip. Any word on if we're going to be allowed to have a 3-color quarter pie?

Most definitely, sir. See here:
http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/holdem...formation.html
Note that "2-colors" means 2 spot colors (3 total), as for the other spot patterns.


(Has no one seen my most recent tri-coloured quarter-pie mock-ups in the interest thread???)

Originally Posted by mizuchaud

I like the three color one far right with the dark green base.... verde. yums.

Recall that "verde" is being used to represent "forest green"... I think verde is slightly more blue-ish than forest green. See pictures linked from this post:
http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/688543-post189.html

[Felix]

Originally Posted by jdunford

Most definitely, sir. See here:
http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/holdem...formation.html
Note that "2-colors" means 2 spot colors (3 total), as for the other spot patterns.


(Has no one seen my most recent tri-coloured quarter-pie mock-ups in the interest thread???)

WOW WOW WOW!!!
If this is really possible i want to re-vote and put all my three votes on the chip you posted with darkgreen, sherbetgreen and verde!!!
Am i allowed to write some more exclamation marks?
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by jdunford

Personally, I'm not a big fan of sherbet green for a green chip (which will most often likely be used as a $25 or T25)... and this is coming from a guy with 120 Samurai non-denoms:




They mostly get used as a T10,000 at the end of T50,000-T100,000 HORSE tournaments or NLHE tournament of champions, and occasionally as a cash 5¢ or 10¢ ante chip for stud (as pictured; I'm still thinking of getting some hot-stamped T-molds to replace them in that roll, though), or as a $20 for NLHE cash games (when I run out of $5s).

Sherbet green is a "love it or hate it" sort of colour. It's very pastel. I like to think that "sherbet is to green" as "sky blue is to blue" or as "almond is to yellow": Just a hint of colour... and it's very minty (which might not be for everyone)! I personally prefer dark or w day green for a base... by a long shot.

However, I might be able to live with a sherbet-based chip if no more than 50% of the chip was sherbet (and the rest was a darker green)... maybe something like:


Of these the last one is my favourite... probaby because it's only 25% sherbet (and 50% dark green).

... But all my votes went towards dark green based chips...

I agree with a lot of what you said. I am not a big fan of Sherbert as a T25 UNLESS it has edgespots that are green also. I think that would make a GREAT looking chip. The chips you have mocked up are all fantastic. It would be a chip that is not like the normal green chips, and I really hope people see the great chips you've mocked up and vote for the sherbert with green edgespots. It's a great setup.