Pick of the Week – Ian Lee
This week is a nice full color imprint on our white pearl celluloid. Pearl Celluloid is a great choice for your custom picks. Especially if you are looking for a 
great promotional pick that will get peoples attention! Ian Lee has a solo project rather than a band and is located in Montreal Canada. His genre is English and French Pop Rock. His single ”La fin du monde” went to #1 [...]
Teardrop Picks
This week, we wanted to draw some attention to our custom teardrop shaped picks. Many of our custom pick materials are available in three different shapes; rounded triangle, standard, and small teardrop. We often have customers request picks that are best for playing jazz music, and teardrop should be the first choice! The small size offers a quick response when playing, and the slightly rounded tip will provide a warm tone. We have this shape available in a variety of materials, including ultem, acetal and colored delrin (several gauges available as well). Despite the smaller size of the teardrop shaped [...]
Pick of the Week – The Blue Tape
This week we have a neat looking pick on our Acetal material. Acetal is our most popular material, here at Clayton, Inc.. 
It is know for its great warm sound and it is very, very durable. The Blue Tape is an original rock/pop/electro band from Switzerland. They currently have an Album out called “Heaven in Tears”. Make sure to check out their video below and check out their myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thebluetapemusic.
Pick of the Week – Deadbeat Darling
This is a great logo on a great pick! This simple, yet creative logo looks so nice on our Acetal guitar pick. Below is a description all about Deadbeat Darling. “Equal parts mischief and bliss, eloquence and irreverence, Deadbeat Darling is a New York City-based rock band whose music shimmers with hints of dub and electronica, and has thus far inspired a rabid and eclectic fanbase solely upon word of mouth. They released their debut full length album “Weight of Wandering”during the Summer of 2009, followed by a sold out [...]
Pick of the Week – Hourcast
This week we have a nice Acetal Rounded Triangle. We love how the band Hourcast designed this pick. It looks 
just like their website! It has nice deep dark colors of black and red with a blue undertone. Hourcast is a rock band out of Boston. 
They just released their new album Dystopia, and are currently on tour throughout the nation. To find out if they will be in a city near [...]
Double the fun!
Sometimes, there just isn’t enough space on one side of a guitar pick to put everything you want on it, especially since guitar picks are so small! This is why we offer the double-sided printing option for most of our guitar picks. This opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Shown in these images are examples of double-sided guitar pick designs. The blue design is on our acetal material pick, and the customer chose to just duplicate the same design on both sides of the pick. The green design was done on acetal material as well, with a band [...]
Pick of the Week – Sixteen Cities
This week we have an awesome White Delrin Guitar pick, with full color imprinting. The bright colors of this graphic, look really sharp on
this pick. Sixteen Cities is a really amazing pop-rock band from Portland, OR. Not too far away from us here in Talent, OR. This band, just recently had their album “Pray You Through” featured on a recent episode of the popular WB show “One Tree Hill”. They are [...]
Themed Picks
Sometimes, one type of custom pick just isn’t enough. Steve Clayton, Inc. customers often choose to order several different varieties of custom picks with the same, or similar, designs. Shown in this image are examples of guitar picks that have been ordered in sets so that there was not a limitation of one pick type. The first set of picks in the image has three different animation designs, printed in different colors on white pearl, ultem and orange delrin picks. They customer even tried different shapes…using standard and small teardrop. The second set is a great example for advertising because [...]
