Yes fun, but I wouldn’t necessarily categorize it as quirky. The “overflow:hidden;” technique is widely used for a myriad of nice effects when coupled with CSS / JS animations. Between it and various clip/path techniques web peeps can create some really engaging and immersive experiences (Flash-esque). You could probably do an entire tutorial series concerning these effect methods of animation techniques and approaches. I do see some relative existing ones that are in the tutorials you’ve already made.
Removed the quirkiness phrasing haha. Totally agree.
I forgot that the forums get an auto-post of even in progress tutorials if I accidentally preview in the browser. It is a boring long story for why that is. Anyway, I finished the tutorial just a few moments ago, and I did make some big edits since you may have last seen it