Outrageous Muscle: Tomorrow Bureau Launches the Aston Martin Valen Supercar

Packing an 838-horsepower V12 engine and retailing for a cool $2M, the limited-edition Aston Martin Valen launched this summer with a standout film courtesy of the CG design and motion crew at Tomorrow Bureau.

From Tomorrow Bureau: Working with Design Bridge and Partners, our aim was to capture the car’s uncompromising and outrageous character by placing its precision-engineered design and meticulous craftsmanship front and center.
 

“Every ignition, shift and surge in RPM is translated into camera movement, pacing, and transitions, allowing the engine to dictate the rhythm and structure of the film.”

 
Presented within a stripped-back, anechoic environment, we isolated the car from any distraction. Monumental compositions sit alongside forensic close-ups, revealing Valen’s extreme proportions, sculpted surfaces and meticulously engineered details.

The film is built around recordings of the car’s V12 engine. Rather than treating sound as a supporting element, we used it as the creative framework for the entire piece. Every ignition, shift and surge in RPM is translated into camera movement, pacing, and transitions, allowing the engine to dictate the rhythm and structure of the film.
 

Images

 
Close-up of a geometric pattern featuring rows of three-dimensional, diamond-shaped forms casting angular shadows on a light gray surface—evoking the sleek, sculptural aesthetics found in Valen Supercar and Tomorrow Bureau’s design language. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Close-up of a geometric structure with red, metallic panels and sharp angles, likely part of a modern Valen Supercar, against a plain light background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Top-down view of a shiny orange Valen Supercar with black accents, positioned between patterned white, triangular wall panels on both sides. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Close-up of a car seat with black leather upholstery, orange stitching, and a section of perforated white material, highlighting texture and detail in the design—reflecting the signature craftsmanship found in an Aston Martin interior. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A sleek, metallic red Aston Martin sports car with black accents is displayed in a modern studio with geometric white panel decor hanging behind it. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
 

Credits

 
Client: Aston Martin

Design Agency: Design Bridge and Partners

Production: Tomorrow Bureau

Audio: Solter Studio, Zelig Sound