A woven tapestry shows a person and two horses, all looking through telescopes. The person and horses are side by side, with ornate, colorful designs framing them in shades of red, gold, and blue—a striking visual that echoes how Petrick & Director Natalia Bazina roll out the carpet for WOSTOK. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Petrick & Natalia Bazina Roll Out the Carpet for WOSTOK

Working with berlin-based director Natalia Bazina, the crew at Petrick expand their extensive portfolio of animation styles with this tactile take on stop-motion carpets for German soft drink brand WOSTOK. [Watch]

Petrick and Friends Unite Animation Styles for MTS

Berlin studio Petrick teams with crews at Prand (New York), HonkFu (Moscow), and ZHEESHEE (Tbilisi, Georgia) in this kinetic spot tracking animation styles from four decades for Russian mobile operator MTS. [Watch]

Major Grom The Game feature film animated segment by Petrick | STASH MAGAZINE

Petrick Draws on Chaos for “Major Grom: The Game”

Petrick Animation Studio, whose many styles of character work we track here, lets loose with a deranged sequence for Oleg Trofim’s superhero feature film Major Grom: The Game, “bringing to life the psychologically unstable narrator-hero.” [Watch]

Petrick Takes a Breath for Tinkoff Bank | STASH MAGAZINE

Petrick Takes a Breath in New Spot for Tinkoff Bank

Creative director Misha Petrick and his Berlin design and animation crew capture all the frustration and absurdity of life’s mundane tasks in this expressive character spot, one in a new series for Tinkoff Bank cashback debit cards. [Watch]

Mundfish Atomic Heart Frostbite Cinematic by Petrick | STASH MAGAZINE

Atomic Heart “Frostbite” Game Cinematic by Petrick

Tapping into vintage Soviet animated propaganda for inspiration, Misha Petrick and his Berlin-based crew spin up a fully unique in-game cinematic for Mundfish’s first-person shooter Atomic Heart. [Watch]

Petrick's "Groove" Video Game Inspired by Arrests of Russian Protestors | STASH MAGAZINE

Petrick’s “Groove” Video Game Inspired by Arrests of Russian Protestors

Misha Petrick at Petrick Studio in Moscow : “The game (ПАЗТЬ/Groove) is inspired by the Russian protests of 2021 that led to more than 13,000 arbitrarily detained people all over the country – from opposition members to random bystanders.” [Watch]