Gorillaz The Mountain The Moon Cave and The Sad God by The Line | STASH MAGAZINE

The Line Help Gorillaz Find The Mountain, The Moon Cave, and The Sad God

The Line, who’s many animation talents we recently featured on the cover of Stash 174 and in the Stash Annual, re-teams with Jamie Hewlett and the Gorillaz gang for eight-minutes of good vibes inspired by vintage 1960s animation. [Watch]

Hiroshi Shimizu and Passion Pictures Launch 2025 MLB Season With Heroes of the Game | STASH MAGAZINE

Director Hiroshi Shimizu Wraps 2025 MLB in Anime Style

Working with Passion Pictures in London and Echelle Studios in Japan, acclaimed anime director Hiroshi Shimizu (One Piece, Fullmetal Alchemist) captures the excitement of the new MLB season in hand-drawn action. [Watch]

KITCHEN and Jelly Super-Pollutants The Climate and Clean Air Coalition | STASH MAGAZINE

KITCHEN and Jelly Take on Super-Pollutants for The Climate and Clean Air Coalition

Jelly directing duo KITCHEN translates four serious super-pollutants into scary/sweet characters in this 90-second animated brand film for The Climate and Clean Air Coalition thru social impact agency Purpose. [Watch]

Charlie Toque and Jelly Polaroid Retinex I-Type film | STASH MAGAZINE

Charlie Toqué and Jelly Trip Through Color Theory for Polaroid

Polaroid founder Edwin Land’s retinex theory of color, first published in 1977, comes to whimsical life in this spot from Jelly director/designer/animator Charlie Toqué for the brand’s new I-Type film. [Watch]

New Lark Logo and UI Reveal by Mehmet Kizilay | STASH MAGAZINE

New Lark Logo and UI Reveal by Mehmet Kizilay

Mehmet Kizilay founder/director at Kraken Istanbul: “We teamed up with production company CHiEEN to create a film for the new Logo and UI for the Lark collaboration platform. [Watch]

"The Patient" Short Film by Axl Le | STASH MAGAZINE

“The Patient” Short Film by Axl Le

Visionary Shanghai director and CG artist Axl Le, who landed two exceptional short films in the Stash Permanent Collection in 2020 (The Funeral and Vincent), just dropped a new peek into his singular worldview with “Patient”. [Watch]