A close-up of a Fursys Manta chair backrest, featuring a gray frame and orange fabric upholstery set against a cloud-like orange background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Reframe Studio Get Comfortable in Fursys Manta Chair

Reframe Studio in Seoul apply their talents for striking yet tasteful CG style to this Zen-like launch film for the Manta chair designed by German studio Jehs+Laub for South Korean furniture brand Fursys. [Watch]

Stash Annual 2026 Playlist

Watch the Stash Annual 2026 playlist The 50 motion design and animation projects presented below run in the same order they appear in the STASH ANNUAL 2026 book. All the films were originally published in the Stash Permanent Collection during 2026. [Watch]

A stylized drawing of a red-haired warrior in black armor holding a club, standing in a misty, red-skied landscape reminiscent of the Clash Royale 30 seconds to detonation trailer by Roof Studio and Pedro Allevato. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Roof Studio & Pedro Allevato Stay Hands On for Clash Royale

Working to Supercell’s brief that no AI be used in their newest Clash Royal trailer, director Pedro Allevato and the animation team at Roof Studio in New York, responded with this handcrafted, frame-by-frame watercolor treatment. [Watch]

A light-colored axolotl from the Amphibian Adventure animation swims in an aquarium, with a pufferfish visible in the background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Electric Theatre Collective’s Ambitious Amphibian Adventure

Working with Iconoclast directors Vania & Muggia, the VFX crew at ETC in London transform an axolotl (aquatic salamander native to Mexico City) into a Bridgerton-binging hero as part of a new Netflix campaign thru Mother. [Watch]

A purple velvet banner titled The Creative Code of Arms for a We Love Pitching guest editorial, embroidered with colorful, abstract geometric patterns and finished with a row of tassels. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

We Love Pitching: Chronicles of a Necessary Mess – Part 24

Nerdo ECD Claus Cibils wraps up his passionate and thoughtful series of a editorials on the challenges of the creative pitching process, a 24-part opus fueled by two decades of experience in the motion design and animation industry. [Watch]

Black and white portraits of three people from the Starburns Industries animation studio standing with their arms crossed. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

World War Seven Signs Stop-Motion and Animation Studio Starburns Industries

From the release: World War Seven has found the missing piece in its roster: Starburns Industries, who join as WW7’s new partner for stop-motion and animation projects. [Watch]