A futuristic, pastel-colored plastic device with transparent and solid sections, featuring the words Fool’s Errand, an abstract robot illustration, and inspired by Air Max '97 "Fool’s Errand" EP visuals by Chalk Company. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Chalk Company Undertake “Fool’s Errand” for Air Max ’97

Sydney 3D and motion design studio Chalk Company makes their Stash debut with this carefully rendered CG work for London-based Australian producer/DJ Air Max ’97 (aka Oliver Brian) and his latest EP “Fool’s Errand”. [Watch]

A blurry, abstract image of modern glass buildings with warm lights. In the center, a digital notification reads Review in progress with a loading icon beside it—hinting at refined code architecture behind its sleek, graphite-toned aesthetic. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Code Architecture: Panoply Build a Brand Film for Graphite

Panoply partners Mark Lindner and Simon Holmedal, whose client and experimental work we track here, just dropped us their latest CG opus, an intricate and intriguing brand film for AI code review platform Graphite. [Watch]

Close-up image of a silver sports car above bold text reading BETTER NEVER STOPS in white and red, referencing the Toyota GR Range commercial by Golden Wolf, with a disclaimer below about vehicles shown being pre-production or older models. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Golden Wolf Glitch It Up for Toyota’s GR Trio

ECD Stefan Falconer and the Golden Wolf motion team give Toyota’s GR (Gazoo Racing) performance range of vehicles a gritty dust-up in this fast and furious work thru Saatchi & Saatchi Australia. [Watch]

The image shows a stylized 3D rendering of the Mexican flag, created as part of the FOX Sports FIFA Men's World Cup 2026 broadcast package by Drive Studio, featuring green, white, and red stripes with the national coat of arms in the center. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Drive Studio Packages FIFA Men’s World Cup for FOX Sports

If you were wondering (like us) who’s behind the kinetic complexity of FOX Sports’ massive FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026 broadcast package, I’m happy to reveal it’s the team at veteran US sports branding agency Drive Studio. [Watch]

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]