A four-panel graphic, inspired by Index by Parallel launch film by Please Call Me Champ Studio, uses circles and lines to illustrate network concepts. Central text in each panel discusses connections, creativity, and the impact of the internet. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

On the Dot: Please Call Me Champ Intros Index by Parallel

LA motion studio Please Call Me Champ just dropped this smart and stripped down launch film for AI startup Parallel Web Systems and their Index platform that lets website owners track how AI agents use their content. [Watch]

A digital illustration of a tablet interface displays a network diagram with colorful spheres and lines, representing data connections on a modern dashboard—ideal for visualizing relationships in software toolkits like IBM’s Tendril platform. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Tendril Launches Software Toolkits for IBM

Building on their previous collaborations with IBM, the Tendil design and motion team defines a new, flexible, and cohesive visual language to help unify the company’s broad range of products. [Watch]

A triptych: close-up of VEIG breathable fabric on the left, a Sierra Designs TENAYA PACK 45L suspended over a rock in the center, and a technical illustration of lightweight, flexible suspension material on the right. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

VEIG Puts the TENAYA PACK 45L Through Its Paces for Sierra Designs

The crew at Seoul branding and design studio VEIG wraps plenty of style and drama around the TENAYA PACK 45L lightweight backpack in this social video for US outdoor and camping gear brand Sierra Designs. [Watch]

Animated wrestling action figures from The Golden Era of Wrestling promo video by Cub Studio pose in a ring, with a cheering crowd in the background. The figures wear colorful costumes and strike dramatic, powerful poses in four different scenes. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Cub Studio Body Slams “The Golden Era of Wrestling”

The next chapter in Cub Studio’s rampage thru pop culture (which includes Rugby and Trump, among many others), delivers a full body slam worth of classic wrestling characters and their vinyl doppelgangers. [Watch]

Close-up of a futuristic, intricate wristwatch inspired by the MB&F HM12 The Guardian robot time piece, with exposed gears and blue accents, featuring a transparent face showing detailed mechanical components and a modern, metallic design. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

I Robot: Le truc Assembles HM12 The Guardian for MB&F

Geneva and Paris-based CG studio le truc launch the latest functional art piece from Maximilian Busser and his luxury watch and clock brand MB&F with an arresting combination of sleek visuals and visceral sound design. [Watch]

A person relaxes with feet on a desk in a colorful office, surrounded by dartboards and yellow darts hitting the bullseyes—a surreal, whimsical scene inspired by Optimizely "Tales of Mark Eting" brand films by Giant Ant. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Giant Ant Tells the “Tales of Mark Eting” for Optimizely

Discovering new animated work from Vancouver story tellers Giant Ant is always a happy occasion, and this hero compilation of four mini-brand films for AI digital experience platform Optimizely, is no exception. [Watch]