Flora Macleod stands in front of a dark brick wall, wearing hoop earrings and layered necklaces for an Electric Theatre Collective portrait. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Electric Theatre Collective Adds Flora MacLeod as Art Director

From the release: A year-long residency at Outernet London. A Cannes Lion, a D&AD pencil and a Ciclope grand prix. Art Director Flora MacLeod just arrived at Electric Theatre Collective, and her portfolio is pretty mega. [Watch]

A man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a blue button-up shirt, stands outside on a city street with glass buildings in the background, smiling slightly at the camera. This is Jonny Tully, Colorist at Electric Theatre Collective. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Jonny Tully Brings New Color to Electric Theatre Collective

From the release: The new school year always brings about change. In Electric Theatre Collective’s case, that change is distinctly positive, as acclaimed Colourist, Jonny Tully, arrives for his new role. [Watch]

A man with short brown hair and a beard, wearing a white shirt, smiles while standing on a city street with buildings and cars in the background—this is Ed Christie, Lead Motion Designer at Electric Theatre Collective. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Electric Theatre Collective Welcomes Lead Motion Designer Ed Christie

From the release: Electric Theatre Collective just scaled up its motion offering. Lead Motion Designer Ed Christie joins, migrating fifteen years of design and animation acumen to his new home on Brick Lane. [Watch]

A woman wearing a sleeveless, striped top stands in front of a dark brick wall, smiling and looking slightly to the side—exuding the poised confidence of Rebecca_Scheinberg, executive producer at ETC. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Electric Theatre Collective Appoints Rebecca Scheinberg Executive Producer of Design

From the release: Creative studio Electric Theatre Collective continues to strengthen its growing design offering with the appointment of Rebecca Scheinberg as Executive Producer. [Watch]

Collage of 12 colorful, surreal, and abstract artworks—featured in the Stash issue 178 preview trailer—including a soccer player, a beetle, digital figures, a smiling cartoon face, hands, a yacht, a person on a roof, and other imaginative scenes. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
Four colorful illustrations: two people talking at a table, a picnic scene with three people, a person carrying a bag walking past blurred figures, and a blue and yellow Loewe building in the distinct style of Blinkink’s Isabel Garrett. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Isabel Garrett & Blinkink Paint the Town for Loewe’s 180th

Working with illustrator/artist Joanna Blémont, director Isabel Garrett and the Blinkink animation team break out the acrylics and oil sticks in 2,000 frames of hand-rendered love for the venerable luxury label Loewe. [Watch]