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January 23, 2022
Director Sou Ootsuki and composite director Takashi Ohashi combine talents in this glitchy action anime for an apparel collaboration between Youtube channel ChroNoiR and the Japanese gaming community vaultroom. [Read more]
Hornet director Ariel Costa pours his trademark collage talents into this atmospheric, jewel-toned spot for Sazerac’s small-batch bourbon whiskey brand 1792 thru agency The Buntin Group. [Read more]
Ten years after completing his culture-shifting stop-motion spot “Back to the Start” for Chipotle, Nexus director Johnny Kelly helms a sequel – updating and extending the conversation around sustainable farming for a more complex time. [Read more]
Working with Object & Animal directing duo Bert & Bertie, the Framestore creature crew ramp up the furry charm of an imaginary friend named Iggy in this holiday tear-trigger for McDonald’s UK thru Leo Burnett. [Read more]
The landmark 150th issue of Stash just dropped and we could not be more proud. Together with our subscribers, submitters, and fans we’ve built the planet’s largest motion design archive while providing inspiration and insight for professionals and students in over 100 countries. [Read more]
On a mission to save Christmas from rubbish gift-givers, BlinkInk director James Papper, illustrator Vivienne Shao, and MC/DJ D Double E slam together a bit of hypnotic chaos for Camden Town Brewery thru Wieden+Kennedy London. [Read more]
Using the pandemic as context, CDs Ilya Perevedentsev, Valeriy Lunchuk, and their crew at Superdesigners in Moscow look at “the conflict between the human urge to create and environmental constraints” in a haunting new inhouse film. [Read more]
Strange and wonderful things are happening in the mountains of Iceland courtesy of director Diarmid Harrison-Murray, the VFX crew at Untold Studios in London, and actress Rebecca Ferguson (Dune, multiple Mission Impossible‘s). [Read more]
Four Gobelins animation students Eric Bradford (Sweden), Techin Chen (Taiwan), Virág Negyedy (Hungary), and Jose Alejandro Segura Mena (Costa Rica), find common ground in a bittersweet story about hierarchies and archetypes in the modern workplace. [Read more]
