CryptoCubes Explainer by Ordinary Folk | STASH MAGAZINE

Ordinary Folk Demystifies CryptoCubes with Many More Cubes

CD Jorge R. Canedo E. at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “Han, the mastermind behind the CryptoCubes NFTs, entrusted us to create an animation that captures the essence of his project as well as its role in uniting artists with CryptoCubes Creators. And what better way to do it than in Han’s signature style: a minimalist, cube-centric design. [Watch]

Raindrop Short film Manuel Neto Ordinary Folk | STASH MAGAZINE

“Raindrop” Short film by Manuel Neto and Ordinary Folk

Ordinary Folk animator and motion designer Manuel Neto takes over the director’s chair for this concise and charming story of one intrepid character’s heroic response to the threat of rain. [Watch]

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Ordinary Folk Elevates Customer Engagement for Twilio in New Explainer

From the team at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “Twilio’s Customer Engagement Platform (CEP) helps companies turn transactions into personal conversations – meaning they can provide customers with what they need, and build relationships that last lifetimes. [Watch]

Coca-Cola Lunar New Year 2023 Yves Geleyn Hornet | STASH MAGAZINE

Yves Geleyn Hops Into the Lunar New Year for Coca-Cola

Following up on their 2022 Lunar New Year spot (featured on the cover of Stash 152), director Yves Geleyn and the Hornet crew once again transform the traditional Chinese holiday into a universal family heart-tugger for Coke. [Watch]

Ordinary Folk Explains WTF Nouns Is

No matter if you believe crypto is the future or financial folly, you have to agree that this explainer by the crew at Ordinary Folk for the generative NFT art project called Nouns is both insightful and highly entertaining. [Watch]

Hobbes Launches Aerial Font for Drones | STASH MAGAZINE

Typesetting in the Sky: Hobbes Launches “Aerial” Font for Drones

Detroit motion studio Hobbes brings carefully crafted typography to the night sky with the design and programming of their aptly named Aerial font family designed specifically for drone shows. [Watch]