Le Truc Studio, whose stellar Bell & Ross film we featured in Stash 166, keeps the luxury coming with this work for French audio brand Devialet and the Opéra de Paris edition of their Astra integrated amplifier which is wrapped in gold leaf and retails for a cool US$25K. [Watch]
The team at Media.Work are back with a new in-house CG motion experiment that aims to reimagine color “not just as an established variable but as a living entity, evolving and interacting within its surrounding context.” [Watch]
TACTYC Studio, whose sleek Michael Kors films we featured in Stash 164, takes a far more fantastical approach in this world-building assignment for The Superduper Show, a celebrity game program on Germany’s ProSieben network. [Watch]
Emanuele Marani, an Emmy-nominated AD/designer who counts Buck, Elastic, and ManvsMachine as clients, drops a delightful film for his own real-world Vase.01 project – a mischievous 3D-printed nod to Mr. Potato Head. [Watch]
Brooklyn-based CG motion maven Wes Cockx kickstarts Stash fans into the new year with this series of peaceful and playful visual experiments showcasing Microsoft’s Viva integrated employee experience platform. [Watch]
It’s an encouraging sign for any creative industry when commissioned client work is expected to include serious artistic exploration. These films, from brands both mammoth and tiny, are perfect examples of this auspicious trend. [Watch]
