A person stands in front of a large, illuminated red and black F1 logo in a dark room with dramatic lighting, hinting at the anticipation and process leading up to F1 2026. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Peek Into the Process Behind DissEmbargo’s F1 2026 Titles

Dissembargo co-founder/directors Sam Humphries and Sebastian Helene just dropped us the process reel for their high-octane and high-stakes design and motion work on the 2026 F1 season title sequence. [Watch]

A doll in a blue and white gown stands on a sparkling path, facing a glowing doorway. Shiny objects, mirrors, and bright lights create a whimsical scene inspired by Margo's-Got-Money-Troubles Titles on Apple TV by Peter Anderson Studio. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Peter Anderson Studio Rolls Out “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” for Apple TV & A24

The multi-BAFTA winning crew at Peter Anderson Studio in London build out a practical and very tactile labyrinth world to open David E. Kelley’s comedy-drama series Margo’s Got Money Troubles on Apple TV. [Watch]

The word Hacker is in the center on a black background, surrounded by rows of green and white symbols (@, /, ;, :, *, #, and !), evoking digital code or hacking graphics—perfect for a RED Hackathon Summit or Flatwhite Motion event. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Flatwhite Motion Types Up RED Hackathon Summit Open

Flatwhite Motion, whose JD Furniture film we featured in the Stash Annual 2025, opened the most recent RED Hackathon Summit for Chinese social/e-commerce platform RedNote with this blast of typographic gymnastics. [Watch]

A collage of four images: a stone figure meditating, a person facing floating digital screens, a colorful toy and chair in a bright room, and a digital abstract shape with red markers on black—featured at Atlas Festival by Afonso Amaro and João Vaz Oliveira. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Afonso Amaro & João Vaz Oliveira Open The Atlas Festival

The 2026 edition of the Atlas Festival kicked off in Lisbon with this title sequence, infused with plenty of drama and a dash of Stoicism, by local motion masters Afonso Amaro and João Vaz Oliveira. [Watch]

A collage of twelve colorful images from Stash 177, featuring animated characters, abstract art, a beetle, a mushroom, a baby on a swing, people in various artistic styles, and a creature with large eyes and Japanese text. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
A top-down view of a metallic surface with intricate golden patterns, surrounded by dark panels and glowing orange flames, evokes the intense atmosphere of Man on Fire’s Main Titles for Netflix. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

yU+co Shreds “Man on Fire” Main Titles for Netflix

Studio longevity in the motion design world is all too rare, so it’s a pleasure to see yU+co, founded in LA by Garson Yu in 1998, still operating at the top of their game with these titles for the Netflix action-thriller series Man on Fire. [Watch]