Lobo’s latest work for American yogurt maker Chobani is a warm and earthy 2D film leveraging the brand identity of hand-drawn illustrations to create “a peaceful journey that shows how giving is the first step towards collective well-being.” [Read more]
Inspired by what she describes as Berlin’s DIY dystopian playgrounds, director/animator Kaho Yoshida conjures a very sweet mini-film combining stop-motion, 2D animation, and the city’s “prettiest trash.” [Read more]
The indigenous pride and personal insights of New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi (Thor: Ragnarok, What We Do in the Shadows) elevate this film by Polyester Studio for The Toronto International Film Festival’s new director’s prize. [Read more]
Creative director Jorge R. Canedo E. and Vancouver motion studio Ordinary Folk create visual poetry from a script by writer/CD Julie Rybarczyk to promo Webflow’s upcoming conference about the future of software development. [Read more]
Vienna animation/design studio LWZ teams with 3D house Polymatronic and agency Jung von Matt to interpret the problem of our individual media bubbles in this playful cinema spot for Falter, an Austrian investigative newspaper. [Read more]
Director Michael Lomas and the GRAMM design and animation crew in Melbourne, Australia, elevate this film for the government of Victoria above the rising flood of explainer videos with a charming mix of 2D and 3D animation styles. [Read more]
Paris motion designer Matthieu Braccini recently created 15 tasty GIFs to promote Mcdonalds’ Egg McMuffin for TBWA then assembled all his visual experiments for the project into the planet’s most poetic interpretation of a breakfast sandwich. [Read more]
Fin Design + Effects’ Sydney studio jolts this spot for the updated Adidas Ozweego into the future with CG enhancements surrounding C-pop idol Jackson Yee, Japanese influencer Lala Takahashi, and American music producer Doughboy.
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The Mill VFX team provides the ominous alien invasion backdrop for Hungry Man director Wayne McClammy’s over-the-top story of a young woman’s post-apocalypse priorities in this :60 spot for Jif peanut butter through Publicis, New York. [Read more]
