A white and orange device with glowing indicators sits among clear tubes, while colorful balls—featured in the Fat Brain Toys Air Toobz Film by Frame48—float and travel through the tubes, all set against an orange background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Totally Tubular: Frame48 Ramps Up the Fun for Fat Brain Toys

The toy category rarely gets much love from the design and adverting press but ECD Tom Teller and the crew at Frame48 in LA just changed that vector with this exuberant CG spot for Fat Brain Toys and their Air Toobz sets. [Watch]

A colorful gradient background features the text: Stash State of Motion Survey 2026 banner_2. What do you really think? Stash your thoughts and let us know. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

What Do You Really Think? State of Motion Survey 2026

The motion design and animation universe changes fast — new tools, new demands, new opportunities. We want to understand how these shifts affect the artists, studios, and production teams who make the work happen. [Watch]

A person in a cozy, colorful room sits in a chair using a laptop, surrounded by sneakers, clothing, a bike, sports gear, shelves of collectibles, and small animal figurines. The walls display posters and various decorations—including a vibrant Mathematic & Dave Arcade Wish You Happy Internetting for Telestra print that adds to the creative atmosphere. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Mathematic & Dave Arcade Wish You Happy Internetting

Working with art from Salt Lake City illustrator Dave Arcade, director Mathieu Betard and the animation team at Mathematic in Paris serve up 10 slices of tasty isometric maximalism for Telstra thru Bear Meets Eagle On Fire. [Watch]

A collage of twelve diverse images featuring people, digital art, a robot, abstract figures, tech elements, flowers in a vase, and a close-up of a red car’s tail light—curated from the acclaimed Stash Permanent Collection and spotlighting creative highlights from the New Issue of Stash 179. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
Rows of robotic arms assemble machinery on a conveyor belt in a modern factory, reminiscent of the precision seen in the Dacia Robots commercial by Romain Chassaing. A green sign labeled PETROL hangs overhead, indicating the production focus. The setting is industrial and high-tech. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

We are the Robots: Romain Chassaing Fabricates Factory Fun for Dacia

Solab Films director Romain Chassaing (whose talents with VFX projects are on full display here and here) teams with Digital District and 1920vfx to prove assembly line robots are all too human in this spot for Dacia. [Watch]

A collage of four images inspired by the Dyson-CameraJet-launch-ad-by-Love-Song-Will-Dohrn: dental molds, robotic arms operating, a diagram of a mandible, and a grid of smiling mouths with dental X-rays. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Will Dohrn & Love Song Brush Up on the Dyson CameraJet

UK prodco Love Song (who brought us this stellar effort for Squarespace) and their director Will Dohrn just dropped the most ridiculously riveting toothbrush launch film for Dyson’s equally ridiculous CameraJet. [Watch]