Diner is not

13 Responses

1. Pro Trent Walton

   Working on a few use-cases for adding hints of texture to text via CSS. Properties like -background-clip: text; and -mask-image aren't doing so hot in the browser support department.

   This makes me sad.

   8likes

   about 2 years ago

2. Pro Trent Walton

   Oh, and almost all the texture you see is the result of me scanning my smudgy iPad screen and my mouse pad— pretty cool and pretty disgusting :)

   11likes

   about 2 years ago

3. David Vosburg

   The text is lovely...

   about 2 years ago

4. Floris Voorveld

   digging the text :)

   about 2 years ago

5. elyse holladay

   @Trent I could probably do the same. So gross! This is fantastic though. How are you adding it via CSS? Multiple backgrounds?

   about 2 years ago

6. Pro Blake Allen

   Looks awesome!

   about 2 years ago

7. Pro Morgan Allan Knutson

   Nice scans! Haha, never though about scanning objects for the dirt that collects on them.

   about 2 years ago

8. Pro Christian Ross

   Nice. Also, filthy.

   2likes

   about 2 years ago

9. Pro Trent Walton

   @elyse holladay: The dark bg will just be a good ol jpg, but the text will be selectable #fff with some webkit-mask-image knocking bits out. Posting on this next week.

   about 2 years ago

10. Pro Sean McCabe

    @Trent
    See, this is the type of pushing the boundaries of cutting edge stuff I'm talking about. Awesome.

    about 2 years ago

11. Pro Kevin Harris

    Looks very awesome. You scanned your smudgey iPad screen and your mouse pad for this? Wow, that's definitely an interesting design method. LOL! You're going to start a revolution!

    about 2 years ago

12. Taylor Dolan

    Hah! This is incredibly timely; today my friend and I were looking for a taqueria and he saw a place that said “dinero” on it and thought we could eat there.

    about 2 years ago

13. Pro gummisig

    what a shame, would be fun to be able to use stuff like this, looks smashing

    about 2 years ago