A futuristic white and blue Olympikus Pace running shoe is displayed in a glass case under spotlight, with the text THE NEW ERA OF RUNNING above it on a dark blue background, inspired by the Olympikus Pace running shoe product film by Miagui. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Miagui Set a New Pace With Olympikus Launch Film

Posted on July 8, 2026

In a welcome contrast to the pure flash of the CG sneaker wars, the motion team at Brazilian studio Miaguia assemble an insightful launch film exploring the tech and build process behind the Olympikus Corre Pace running shoe. [Watch]

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A 3D-rendered image of two black rectangular blocks with a white Microsoft logo, featured in the Tensordyne Math Power Product Film by Found Studio, surrounded by floating translucent and yellow geometric shapes on a gray grid-like surface. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Math Power! Found Studio Solves Tensordyne Product Film

Posted on July 7, 2026

The CG motion team at Found in London lean hard into austerity and minimalism to communicate intangible technology and visualize complex math and data flows in this new film for US semiconductor and AI company Tensordyne. [Watch]

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A collage of six pastel-colored abstract art pieces, inspired by Vitor Teixeira Releases New Personal Short Film Unfurl, features swirls, flowers, petals, and soft textured forms on a pale pink background with smooth gradients and dreamlike shapes. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Vitor Teixeira Releases New Personal Short Film “Unfurl”

Posted on July 7, 2026

Vitor Teixeira, a Portugal-based senior 3D designer at NotReal, just dropped us his latest personal project, a richly tactile experiment he describes as the intersection of “human art direction and machine learning.” [Watch]

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A futuristic, pastel-colored plastic device with transparent and solid sections, featuring the words Fool’s Errand, an abstract robot illustration, and inspired by Air Max '97 "Fool’s Errand" EP visuals by Chalk Company. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Chalk Company Undertake “Fool’s Errand” for Air Max ’97

Posted on July 6, 2026

Sydney 3D and motion design studio Chalk Company makes their Stash debut with this carefully rendered CG work for London-based Australian producer/DJ Air Max ’97 (aka Oliver Brian) and his latest EP “Fool’s Errand”. [Watch]

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A stylized figure stands in a dark room, arms raised, echoing the energy of Jacob Collier's "Where Did My Diamond Go?" Music Video by Marie Lavis. Colorful text on the walls reads I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE amid stars and a bold white shadow. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Marie Lavis Sketches Up “Where Did My Diamond Go?” Music Video for Jacob Collier

Posted on July 5, 2026

Director/animator Marie Lavis continues her music video work for multi-Grammy winner Jacob Collier with her wonderfully loose and erratic hand-drawn interpretation of the track “Where Did My Diamond Go?” [Watch]

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A blurry, abstract image of modern glass buildings with warm lights. In the center, a digital notification reads Review in progress with a loading icon beside it—hinting at refined code architecture behind its sleek, graphite-toned aesthetic. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Code Architecture: Panoply Build a Brand Film for Graphite

Posted on July 4, 2026

Panoply partners Mark Lindner and Simon Holmedal, whose client and experimental work we track here, just dropped us their latest CG opus, an intricate and intriguing brand film for AI code review platform Graphite. [Watch]

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