MARX

&MARINETTI

&MILTOS

&MANETAS

America’s Greece: Puerto Rico is in Default

EARLY DAYS

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Early days

A tree at Brera

Moved to Milan

Went to study in Brera, Milan, Italy

Went to Rome, the first place after leaving Greece

I left Greece in 1985 because Athens art-school wouldn't accept me. "You aren't talented, don't lose your time" one of their professors said, I think his name was Tetsis but maybe he was Kokinidis or their boss, Moralis. (to be continued)

»Finished Artschool«

1989

»Moved to Milan«

1986

»Moved to Rome«

1985

»Decided to be an artist«

»Finished school«

1982

»Born in Athens«

1964

FINISHED HIGHSCHOOL

1982

The code can be downloaded from github. Both minified and unminified versions are included within the bundle. The minified version currently clocks-in at 3k – this drops to around 2k when gzipped.

A few more examples

As way of example, here’s a random assortment of book titles (Note: I’ve left widowed words in all of them).

MARX&MARINETTI&MILTOS&MANETAS

Sometimes a Great Notion

The Peculiar Memories of MARX&MARINETTI&MILTOS&MANETAS

The curious incident of the dog in the night

Something Happened

The sad tale of the brothers Grossbart

The Windup Girl

When Gravity Fails

Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung

Mortal Engines

Tales of Ordinary Madness

Mansfield Park

The Importance of being Earnest

The Scarlet Letter

I Know This Much is True

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(1) Of course, you can always use Javascript to inject the <span class="slabtext"> elements into the headline before calling the plugin – which would keep the markup squeaky clean and cruft free. Here’s a quick example of how it might be done:

var stS = "<span class='slabtext'>",
    stE = "</span>",
    txt = [
        "For one night only",
        "Jackie Mittoo",
        "with special Studio One guests",
        "Dillinger & Lone Ranger"];

$("#myHeader").html(stS + txt.join(stE + stS) + stE).slabText();