Ruffmercy, the UK animator/director (and Stash regular) best known for his music video work, lets loose with a magnum opus called “’88,” a gloriously chaotic 11-minute film made for The Barbican’s Jean-Michel Basquiat retrospective in London. [Read more]
Brooklyn designer/animator Caresse Haaser brings a soft illustrative touch to this visual essay about the nature and direction of today’s online ecosystem written, voiced, and art directed by Alexis Lloyd at Automattic Design. [Read more]
In celebration of World Book Day on March 7, 2019, London Studio WeCanMake teams with acclaimed UK author/illustrator Rob Biddulph to create a quirky and charming series of animated bookmark characters. [Read more]
Director Doseok Park and the crew at Alfred Imageworks in Seoul, South Korea, cook up a cavity-inducing, Disney musical-inspired CG promo for Giant Interactive’s mobile gaming phenomenon Battle of Balls. [Read more]
Buenos Aires motion house Buda round up two dozen friends from across South America for a joyous tribute to the local tradition of drinking and sharing a bitter tea made from the yerba mate plant. [Read more]
Italian director, animator, and puppet maker Gianluca Maruotti brings his talent for peculiar and lovable characters to this meticulous stop-motion video for the track “Free to Roam” from Massimo Giangrande’s new album Beauty at Closing Time. [Read more]
Every day during 2018 Italian animator/illustrator/designer Fabio Valesini drew a new character based on something related to that day with the added twist that all the characters fit into a single walk cycle. [Read more]
Four years ago London animation house The Line introduced the world to the “rowdy boy racer, hipster hybrids” Amaro and Walden. Now the cartoon duo is back, selling weed and complaining about their neighborhood’s changing demographics. [Read more]
Dutch-Ghanian director and visual artist Emmanuel Adjei carves out a starkly beautiful spot for the German craft association Das Handwerk – part of a new campaign thru the agency Heimat with extensive VFX and post handled by Storz & Escherich in Berlin. [Read more]
