This week was a busy one at work, and I barely made the 10 illustrations for this batch. Most of them are my own compared to other times that I bas...
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The Messi illustration 🔥
Maybe I should update it and add a hanger for the jersey if he ends up leaving Barcelona.
And a tear drop running down his cheek 😏
Thanks!
#30 is insane! What's your secret?
I've seen people make really neat things with clip-path, but that CSS property has always confused me.
Thanks! I used a regular graphic design tool and exported the paths so I could use them on CSS.
I am working as a design team lead at Monster Logo Design and I have seen my team members using different techniques in terms of exporting the paths.
Hey! You are my neighbors! (or at least fellow Austinites?)
That Messi goal gave me nightmares for a week but the illustration is fire. Great one, mate. 🔥
Thanks! I am an Atletico de Madrid supporter. Messi has made me cry more than once...
This right here is INTERESTIIIIIIIIIIIIIING!!!!!
Amazing work! Great colors used as well for the magic castle 🏰
Thanks!
I notice you mentioned drop-shadow affecting rendering in some browsers, what other properties or features should you avoid to make an illustration more cross-browser compatible in your experience?
With the newer versions of Edge being Chromium, there are not as many issues. A few properties to be careful are:
filter: not all filters are supported by all the browsers. E.g.drop-shadowon Safari;clip-path: IE does not support it at all, and most browsers only supportpolygon()orurl().pathis in the definition, but no browser supports it (and it would be a game-changer).background-imagewith gradients: whilelinear-gradientandradial-gradientare supported,conic-gradientis not, andrepeating-linear-gradientis only partial.