A collage of twelve diverse images featuring people, digital art, a robot, abstract figures, tech elements, flowers in a vase, and a close-up of a red car’s tail light—curated from the acclaimed Stash Permanent Collection and spotlighting creative highlights from the New Issue of Stash 179. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
A woman with short, dark hair smiles widely at the camera against a plain, light background. She is wearing a dark top, radiating confidence befitting her role as VP Client Partnerships. This is Carolyn Taylor—her warm expression capturing the commitment she brings to Forever. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Forever Appoints Carolyn Taylor as VP, Client Partnerships

From the release: Forever, the global collective of creative studios comprising FutureDeluxe, Tendril, Builders Club, Found and Trizz, today announced the appointment of Carolyn Taylor as VP, Client Partnerships. [Watch]

A person with long dark hair, a trimmed mustache, and a goatee—resembling Chris-Bahry_CEO_Forever—wears a black collared shirt and poses against a plain light background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Forever Appoints Tendril Co-Founder Chris Bahry as CEO

From the release:
Forever, the global creative group behind FutureDeluxe, Tendril, Builders Club, Found and Trizz, today announces the appointment of Chris Bahry as Chief Executive Officer. [Watch]

A colorful Merrell sneaker is suspended by wires in a metal frame above rocky terrain, with a misty mountainous backdrop, evoking the cutting-edge design of the MTL SpeedARC Peak. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

FutureDeluxe Launches MTL SpeedARC Peak for Merrell

Take a look at the how FutureDeluxe merged live-action and CG into the launch spot for Merrell’s MTL SpeedARC Peak, a shoe that spent five years in development and part of the brand’s 45th Anniversary collection. [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.
A white, headless mannequin torso wearing a t-shirt stands against a black background, with red and white smoke swirling dramatically on either side—a striking scene reminiscent of Nike Go Mad SP26 films by FutureDeluxe. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

FutureDeluxe Crew “Go Mad” for Nike SP26

In their latest collab with Nike, ECD Raj Davsi and the FutureDeluxe motion team anchor the brand’s in-store SP26 Go Mad experience with spots for the Tiempo football boot and Aero-FIT apparel technology. [Watch]