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Originally Posted by Novikan alright for here are the combos i will think look good.. based on the current designs.
Plain Grey- Grey Text, Red Roses and Red Stars, Black Backround
Mandarin Red/DG Yellow- Red Text, Red Roses and Red Stars,Yellow Backround
Green/ DG Peach- Green Text, Green Roses, Green Stars, Peace B-round
Blue/White- Blue Text, Blue Roses, Blue Stars, White Backround
Black/ DG Pink- Pink Text, Pink Roses, Pink stars, Pink Backround
Purple/Grey- Purple Text, Purple Roses, Purple Stars, Grey Backround
In which the Backround is not the Black circle wrap around but it is the area surrounding the Horseshoe... and like i said just eliminate the rose on the Horseshoe.... try that and we'll see how it looks ok? thanks a lot fins
and '"COLOR" roses' means the color of the outlining... but no fill just like you have now.. the black fill is good..
also thank you for your patience with me... i am very picky about my chips... i want them to look good because i will most likely have this set for the rest of my life. |
It'll be a few days so I'll get back to you...
Did this up before I read the above... a couple comments...
I made the horseshoe bigger.
The Rose outline in the wrap didn't look so good printed to size on my crappy inkjet... so I put the other rose in it's place (this can be changed back easily)... I think if I make the stroke on the outline bigger it'll blur too much but I'l check it out.
The rose on the horseshoe on the other hand looked better on the larger horseshoe when printed... better than I thought anyway such if you were laser printing them might be worth reconsidering... I see if I can post a better version for you to printout at scale and see for yourself.
The outlined stars in the horseshoe at scale (again on my POS printer) didn't look so good so I replaced them with solid stars... easily changed... FYI - PS works in layers so most of the images are layers and you pick what you want to see/print etc...
I don't know how much I need to account for bleed (this is another concern)... I thought I'd seen recommened to use a print area of 3/4" in a 7/8" label but using this when printed makes for an odd wrap as the text is so far from the edge... so I tried to do something in between here as an example... see KY70's chips as he had a few off center... seems like the kind of thing that's annoying when you do 'em but very few will notice down the road... maybe some of the pros can answer this.
got to run so here you go....
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