Our latest issue, Stash 174, just went live, inducting another two hours of inspired motion projects into the Stash Permanent Collection, the planet’s only streaming platform dedicated to design, animation, and VFX. [Watch]
Berlin-based director Boris Seewald, whose remarkable short film Klanglicht you can watch here, layers up a portrait of Warsaw collage artist and motion designer Ania Augustynka and how she uses Photoshop in her work. [Watch]
NOMINT director/designer Ariel Costa works his motion magic to transform documentary photography into two stirring brand films for climate justice movement Project Dandelion and their call for investment in women smallholder farmers. [Watch]
Partizan director and mixed media artist Camille Boumans teams with UK filmmaker/animator Ewan Jones Morris for this loose and low-fi lyric video for The Stones’ cover of the Shirley & Company 1974 disco hit “Shame, Shame, Shame”. [Watch]
Motion and VFX artist Michael Skoz walks Stash fans thru how director Calvin Kretzing, strategy lead Andrea Rosati, and the creative team at UK automotive brand Lotus created the marque’s new manifesto film inspired by their Theory 1 concept car. [Watch]
To mark The New Yorker’s founding in 1925, directors Guto Terni, Marcos Kotlhar, and the animation crew at ROOF Studio distill a sense of the magazine’s enduring visual wit and cultural resonance from over 5,000 pieces of cover art. [Watch]
