Samsung "Notebook Plus2" Product Film by The Mill | STASH MAGAZINE

Samsung “Notebook Plus2” Product Film by The Mill

Creative director Tom Dibb, who is responsible for The Mill’s direct-to-brand projects, leads the team in this elegant and often ethereal film for Samsung’s new Notebook Plus2 while always maintaining a sense of playfulness and surprise. [Watch]

Adobe "Creativity Explained - Type" by oddfellows | STASH MAGAZINE

Adobe “Creativity Explained – Type” by oddfellows

In the first chapter of Adobe’s “Creativity Explained” series, the oddfellows crew translates the warmth and wisdom of German typographer/designer/author Erik Spiekermann into an inspirational mini-manifesto for creatives everywhere. [Watch]

Genea "Where Babies Come From" by Mrzyk & Moriceau | STASH MAGAZINE

Genea “Where Babies Come From” by Mrzyk & Moriceau

No one does a trippy carnal rampage quite like Division directors Mrzyk & Moriceau. You may remember their insane 2017 MTV spot starring Dick the Dog, and if not, this romp for a Sydney fertility clinic will certainly get you up to speed. [Watch]

Flowe Mobile App Design Case Study by Illo | STASH MAGAZINE

Flowe Mobile App Illustration and Animation Case Study by Illo

Illo creative director Ilenia Notarangelo in Turin, Italy: “Flowe is the fintech app developed by Mediolanum Bank for the Generation Z audience, providing a guide for first bank accounts and useful tips on saving.” [Watch]

Michael Hays "The Way (feat. Eric Heywood)" Music Video by Emanuele Kabu | STASH MAGAZINE

Michael Hays “The Way (feat. Eric Heywood)” Music Video by Emanuele Kabu

Italian director/animator Emanuele Kabu, who perked up the depths of January 2018 with his Winterplay “Jazz Foo Foo” video, is back with more mesmerizing abstractions in this new work for American singer-songwriter Michael Hays. [Watch]

2021 Pause Originals Inspired by "Changes" STASH MAGAZINE

2021 Pause Originals Inspired by “Changes”

For the 11th year, the Australian mega-conference Pause Fest was the catalyst for a series of short films called Pause Originals where artists “regain creative control, experiment, collaborate, and gain valuable industry exposure.” [Watch]