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Brilliant Balls: Well-Rounded New Reel from Vladislav Solovjov

Posted on Sunday, August 16, 2026

London-based freelance CD/director Vladislav Solovjov, who has worked with top CG studios and direct with brands for 15+ years, just dropped this refreshingly conceptual reel assembled solely from his work with spheres.

Vladislav Solovjov: “Spheres” is a showreel dedicated to the most commonly used shapes and forms in my portfolio. You can visualize anything with spheres: Droplets, atoms, cells, molecules, ingredients, energy, planets, macro world, fusion reactions and so much more.

Images

Close-up of delicate, swirling strands of tiny water droplets suspended in midair against a dark, out-of-focus background, creating an abstract, wave-like pattern reminiscent of the mesmerizing visuals found in the Spheres demo reel by Vladislav Solovjov. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Close-up of a textured, abstract white object with curved, organic shapes and a wrinkled central area, resembling a microscopic or biological form. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A shiny, abstract, spherical splash of clear liquid is suspended against a dark background, reflecting light and subtle rainbow-like colors. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A close-up view of interconnected transparent spheres with copper-colored centers, linked by thin, delicate lines, resembling a network or molecular structure on a white background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A shiny, metallic blue and silver abstract shape resembling an eye with layered, reflective surfaces and a glowing central sphere takes center stage against a dark background, evoking the striking visual style of the Spheres demo reel by Vladislav Solovjov. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Credits

Director/animator: Vladislav Solovjov

Stephen Price

Stephen is the co-founder/CD of Stash Media Inc. and the executive editor of Stash Magazine and the Stash Permanent Collection.
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Category: 3D Style, CG, Demo Reel, Featured, Motion Design · Tags: Vladislav Solovjov