No other sub-genre of motion design generates the measurable excitement (clicks, views, likes, etc.) among Stash fans and subscribers as the work we classify as 3D Style – a type of CG magic realism with seemingly transportive powers. [Watch]
The crew at Frankfurt design and animation studio Styleframe drops an impossible-to-ignore product film for the revival of Oakley’s classic Mars sunglasses, a passion project of Michael Jordan’s originally released in 1998. [Watch]
ECD Peter Jaworowski and the crew at Ars Thanea in Warsaw help launch the latest version of the Opera Browser with this CG opus showcasing the UI’s modular design and innovative features including built-in ChatGPT. [Watch]
CDs Milton Gonzalez and Valeria Moreiro lead the motion design crew at NotReal into their latest product film for Microsoft, an exuberant showcase for the features and benefits of the company’s OneDrive file hosting service. [Watch]
Marketers continue to expand their use of brand films (produced primarily for online, social, and out of home viewing), taking advantage of the genre’s freedom of format and style and often blurring the line between art and message. [Watch]
Barcelona animation studio Device deploys a light illustrative style to package a trio of animated messages for YouTube about Identifying truthful info on the web, tracing its sources, and sharing it responsibly. [Watch]
