Dream Summer Meta x The Source x Blenders by JVG | STASH MAGAZINE

JVG Light Up a “Dream Summer” for Meta x The Source x Blenders (Director’s Cut)

Master CG stylist Javier Vallejo at JVG in Madrid conjures 30 seconds of iridescent CG optical art in this collaboration between Meta, hip-hop magazine The Source, and California eyewear brand Blenders. [Watch]

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Hiroshi Takagishi Explores Organic Oddities in New Motion Art Installation

Tokyo-based director/designer Hiroshi Takagishi, whose striking Poem short film we published here, expands on his fascination with organic lifeforms in his new CG motion piece created for display at Museum 1 in Busan, South Korea. [Watch]

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Media.Work Lightens Up With New Pinterest Brand Visuals

The CG stylists at Media.Work, whose recent work for Skinceuticals we featured in Stash 164, channel a more playful tone in this new series of branding clips designed to “redefine the visual blueprint” for Pinterest. [Watch]

Digital Design Days 2024 opening titles by Territory Studio | STASH MAGAZINE

Territory Updates the Classics for Digital Design Days 2024

The Digital Design Days 2024 festival opens Oct 6th in Milan with this title sequence by the team at Territory Studio in London blending classical art and architecture references with austere motion design and typography. [Watch]

reMarkable Paper Pro by ManvsMachine | STASH MAGAZINE

ManvsMachine Introduces The Paper Pro for reMarkable (Director’s Cut)

If the purpose of a product film is to convey the essence and feel of that project, then this intimate and tangible new work from ManvsMachine (with DOP Jake Gabbay) for reMarkable is an unqualified success. [Watch]

SensorGraphics Spatial AI Short Film | STASH MAGAZINE

Sensor.Graphics Considers the Future of AI Without AI

Sensor.Graphics, the new US-based motion studio who recently made a splash with this short film, follows up with a thoughtful peek at what neural networks might look like rendered as a kinetic art installation. [Watch]