London design and motion force Art&Graft (who recently graced the cover of Stash 144 with their Boing Channel rebrand) just released an ambitious and energized retrospective of their first decade in the business. [Watch]
Take a look at how director Joe Bluhm, the Tonic DNA crew in Montreal, and Leo Burnett Toronto created this CG heartwarmer for Campbell’s that delivers a hopeful message through the worldview of a firefly. [Watch]
A major hit on the festival circuit, this surprisingly emotional tale of a satellite technician and his battle with loneliness was created at Team Tumult in Zurich with Frederic Siegel and Benjamin Morard directing. [Watch]
Fresh work from the ever-playful NY director/animator/illustrator Joel Plosz is always welcome news and this retro monochrome music video for “The Number Thirteen” by Nashville-based Louis Prince just proves the point. [Watch]
South Korean director/animator Seoro Oh, whose short films have raised both sneezing and sleepiness to hilarious art forms, applies his relaxed and fluid style to the problems with popular personality tests in this explainer for TED-Ed. [Watch]
It’s been a busy week for director Ariel Costa (aka BlinkMyBrain), first dropping a wild brand film for BMW and now this intriguing cutdown of an explainer for Hewlett Packard Enterprise produced with NOMINT thru Publicis NY. [Watch]
