With a 1966 CBS Holiday greeting serving as creative reference, Stockholm studio Brikk and Anchor Point create a warm, retro-flavored suite of holiday idents for CBS revolving around friendship and helping others. [Watch]
From CNN: “Orange is the color of sunsets, budget airlines, traffic cones and protestants, but it can also be toxic…! [Watch]
Blinkink director Elliot Dear helps the BBC build on the message of the channel’s “oneness” idents with a two-minute holiday tale of a talented teen and her busy dad guaranteed to pluck at your heartstrings. [Watch]
Director Joe Burrascano and the Aardman Nathan Love crew in NYC reference stop motion holiday classics like Bass/Rankin’s “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” for this ambitious set of seasonal Nickelodeon IDs. [Watch]
Animade designer/animator Frida Ek creates plenty of atmosphere and emotion using minimalist characters and clever palettes in this animated tale of a frog’s ill-fated quest for love. [Watch]
In 1917, as the horrors of the WWI unfolded, Marcel Duchamp changed the art world forever when he anonymously submitted a urinal entitled “Fountain” to a juried art exhibition in New York City. [Watch]
