Several ways to work with images through CSS

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Clipping and masking are powerful CSS techniques that control how elements appear on web pages. Clipping defines the shape through which an element is displayed using properties like `clip-path`, while masking reveals parts of an element based on transparency or color using properties like `mask-image` and `mask-mode`. These methods allow web designers to create unique, eye-catching visuals and layouts. Various clipping shapes (rectangle, circle, polygon) and masking techniques (alpha, luminance, color) are explored in detail, along with practical examples and code snippets to illustrate their application.

Clipping and Masking Properties in CSS

Practical Demonstration: Creating a Clipping and Masking Effect