WOFArt- Wedges and Tokens

Actually, those wedges aren't the right size in comparison to the real layout. :-[ If you want to use those right now, go ahead, but I was planning on re-doing them completely. When is this event?

OK, here are my IMPROVED wedges.

www.sendspace.com/file/jemoea

(Letters and numbers courtesy of wheelgenius)

How about these?

Now I got bored today and decided I should try my hand at updating the Credit Card. The Credit Card is now black and has a computrized screen that tells you how much you have left to use. It also has Visa on the bottom right... I guess that's the Credt Card sponsor.

Anyway, I reveal my Credit Card updates to you.

Credit Card With $1,000 Left (Only version of the Credit Card to be on the wheel):



Credit Card with $750 Left:



Credit Card with $500 Left:



Credit Card with $250 Left:



Credit Card with Nothing Left:



And here's what would happen to the Credit Card if you landed on Bankrupt...



I think my final Credit Card picture is the best of them all, what will happen if you choose a bad vowel? This.



So, what do you think of my Credit Card(s)? Any comments, suggestions?

I've got a new set trying to shake itself out of my head, and I need a few pieces to make it a reality. If anyone can generate any of the following, it would be much appreciated:

$250 in red
$1000 in pink (non-glitter)
$1000 in green (non-glitter)
$7500 in gold (glitter)

woffan, I believe it is something you can do in Photoshop; I think you can do it in Paint.NET, also, but I am not sure since I am still in learning mode with that program. Someone else correct me if I am wrong, please.

I have a request. Could someone make an Apple (the tech company) prize wedge? I will need it for my upcoming Wheel netgame! Thanks in advance!

Courtesy of MarioGS:

flickcabin.com/public/viewset/26297

Cu's method is pretty simple (I never actually thought of that myself. Interesting method.), but how I do it is I start with the wedge as a solid color. Then (you'll need Photoshop, Paint.NET, or any other similar program to do to the rest), I use the magic wand tool to highlight everything but the numbers. Then I go to "Effects," then "Noise," then "Add Noise" (this might be under a different toolbar tab depending on the program, but they should all have this effect). You can change the levels of the "glitter" with the sliders. How sparkly you want it is up to you, but make sure the "Coverage" slider is dragged all the way to the right (100). The levels I use are:

Intensity: 40
Color Saturation: 0 (the higher, the more multicolored pixels appear)
Coverage: 100



What model do you want those cars to be? Because on the show, the manufacturer's logo is on the top, while the model name is on the bottom. I know the Viper is from Dodge, but I need models for the others.

Here are three of those wedges:



Would these perchance be the "replacement" wedges for your game when prizes or tokens are picked up? If so, what is the yellow $400 for? The 25 wedge? Because that was under the $550, not $400. Here's the $550 if you need it