A corkboard with a statue, folders, books, cigarette, and a cut-out of a woman in retro clothes is artfully arranged. In the center, the name ARTJOM GILZ appears on a yellow-orange background—an eye-catching display reminiscent of Outstanding Title Design often seen during Emmy Noms buzz. 2026. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

All the 2026 Emmy Nominees for Outstanding Title Design

The 2026 Emmy nominees for outstanding title design are all motion design veterans with a total of 18 previous nods between them: Ronnie Koff at Imaginary Forces (x2 in 2026), Mason Nicoll at Digital Kitchen (x2 in 2026), Hazel Baird at Elastic, and Aaron Becker at Filmograph. [Watch]

A colorful, surreal figure with four arms lifts dumbbells in a bizarre gym with vibrant decor, large weights, a surfboard, and abstract art on the walls. Channeling the eccentric energy of Cheng-Hsu Chung’s Muscle Queen for Adult Swim, the scene is filled with bold, neon colors and imaginative details. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Cheng-Hsu Chung Channels Muscle Queen for Adult Swim

New work from Berlin-based Taiwanese director/animator Cheng-Hsu Chung is always a treat and his latest blast of crazed maximalism for Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim programming block is no exception. [Watch]

Three men—Sean-Cooper, Ric-Comline, and Thierry-Levy—stand indoors by large windows, smiling and facing the camera. One wears a hat and has a beard, while the others are clean-shaven. The modern office setting features city buildings visible outside. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Framestore Expands Senior Design Talent Roster in London

From the release: Multi-award-winning creative studio Framestore has announced a series of senior appointments to its Design Studio, welcoming Executive Creative Director Ric Comline, Executive Producer Thierry Levy, and Creative Director Sean Cooper. [Watch]

Two men are shown in side-by-side portraits, both indoors with blurred warm lighting in the background. The man on the left, Robert Bruce, wears glasses and a patterned shirt; the man on the right, Theuns Van Rensburg—renowned for his work in VFX—has a beard and wears a dark shirt. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Preymaker Welcomes VFX Creatives Theuns Van Rensburg and Robert Bruce

From the release: Award-winning creative technology studio Preymaker welcomes Theuns Van Rensburg and Robert Bruce to the company’s Creative team. Both are highly respected creative leaders and visual effects artists whose credits span commercials and feature films. [Watch]

Curved, metallic silver ribbons flow across the image with glowing orange spheres scattered throughout, creating a dynamic, futuristic look on a gradient gray background that evokes the innovative spirit of Reframe Studio and the lasting impression of memory. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Reframe Studio Sculpts Memory for TRESemmé Professional

Working thru agency MullenLowe, CD/founder Rui Figueiredo and his team at Reframe Studio in Seoul, spin up a silky launch film for Unilever’s TRESemmé Professional Thermo Sculpt Memory salon-grade haircare system. [Watch]

A person with a laptop floats in a chair above a glowing road, while a car speeds by in a surreal, colorful, futuristic scene with floating signs and streetlights—a vibrant brand film for Builders Don't W8 that captures the limitless creativity of n8n visionaries. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

BUCK & DUDE London Do it Themselves in “Builders Don’t W8” Brand Film for n8n

The deeply-rooted impatience of creators finally gets the recognition it deserves in this new global brand campaign from the motion team at BUCK for workflow automation platform n8n thru indie agency DUDE London. [Watch]