Mystery Tin. If a tin of food had no label on it, how would you know what’s in it?
Clever use of transparent png in the header, that’s a really neat effect. When it’s done well, I honestly can’t get enough of it. I also like the main navigation, the 3D/paper/ribbon looking effect is really getting played out to me, but it’s playing in well with the “Tin” idea of this site.
Finally, getting a tin and not knowing what’s inside, is really an odd collectible…
Mystery Tin. If a tin of food had no label on it, how would you know what’s in it?
Clever use of transparent png in the header, that’s a really neat effect. When it’s done well, I honestly can’t get enough of it. I also like the main navigation, the 3D/paper/ribbon looking effect is really getting played out to me, but it’s playing in well with the “Tin” idea of this site.
Finally, getting a tin and not knowing what’s inside, is really an odd collectible…
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