Deconstructing the graphic elements of “Perfect Housewife” instruction manuals from the 1980s, CD Ronnie Koff and Imaginary Forces set a disquieting tone in the titles for Hulu’s true-crime drama series Candy. [Watch]
The time-honored tradition of lightening up your broadcast channel branding by inviting designers, animators, and artists to re-imagine your logo continues in fine form with the new Hulu IDs project. [Watch]
In their latest series title sequence, Patrick Clair and Raoul Marks at Antibody deploy machine learning software to visualize “a sticky, insidious paradise where shimmering sunshine seduces you into a world of dark hearts and exploitation.” [Watch]
Buck: “We’ve spent the better part of a year developing a design system for our streaming pals at Hulu. Used for everything from spots to conferences to internal comms, this clean, modular system is designed to tell character-driven stories that add a little spice to data visualizations.” [Watch]
While the explosion of scripted programming over the last five years has kept title design studios bustling, show opens have also emerged as an important showcase of choice for motion design passion projects. [Watch]
What would your childhood drawings look like if dad was a possessed serial killer? The LA Digital Kitchen team stabs at the answer with these titles for Hulu’s take on the Marvel Comics characters Daimon and Satana Helstrom. [Watch]
