Moscow CG artist Sergey Maslov melds his childhood passions for film, astrophysics, and classical art with visual inspiration from Magritte, Escher, Rembrandt, Lynch, and Kubrick into an expansive three-act hallucination. [Read more]
Inspired by the custom crystal engravings based on facial scans of tourists and their pets, director Alex Robinson at London design/animation studio This Thing Of Ours set out to see if the technique could be used for filmmaking. [Read more]
Somesuch director Steve Rogers and London VFX force Time Based Arts stir up a world of anger and mayhem to frame Coca-Cola’s message of empathy and listening to others delivered by actor/director Natasha Lyonne. [Read more]
Tokyo CG boundary-pushers Onesal just released their newest self-initiated project they describe as “an exploration of tactile textures in nature” and an attempt to visually explain the phenomenon of ASMR. [Read more]
The all-Swedish team of VFX house Swiss, directing collective StyleWar, and agency Forsman & Bodenfors bring the pain of slow and stuttering internet to glitchy, pixelized life in this spot for Scandinavian telco Telia. [Read more]
Director Andrei Brovcenco and the crew at Bucharest studio Framebreed take time off from their usual diet of post work for commercials and film for a quick jab at certain world leaders in this all-CG music video parody called “Bad History – Putin”. [Read more]
Blinkink director Sophie Koko Gate creates a soft and welcoming world to frame the voice of a Nike designer as she details the craft and care she and her team bring to their work on Nike’s bra for kids. [Read more]
The Gentleman Scholar crew is about to perk up your Valentine’s Day with this multi-species, multi-technique animated ode to blind love in the animal kingdom. [Read more]
Director Kim Geldenhuys and Cape Town VFX shop Wicked Pixels take on the challenge of how to capture the essence and beauty of one of the largest and rarest blue diamonds ever discovered, the Okavango Blue. [Read more]
