Director/designer Al Boardman in Hampshire, England: “I teamed up with US creative agency Farmuse to create this short explainer video [and we] worked hard to create an abstract, yet sophisticated set of designs, illustrations, and animation to help tell the story of the unique approach that Pure insurance delivers.” [Watch]
Co-founders Bill Elliott and Tom Baker at Kong Studio in London: “2020 has been a rough ride for many people around the world. The need to be resilient on both personal and societal levels seems ever more important. [Watch]
In this second video in a series of explainers for Unbabel and their AI-powered translation platform, Favo Studio in Porto, Portugal perform their own translation magic – converting complex language concepts into fun and engaging visuals. [Watch]
The Furrow design and animation studio in Lexington, Kentucky just released this thoughtful and engaging explainer for US non-profit Community Solutions and their Built for Zero initiative focused on “creating a future where homelessness is never inevitable or a way of life.” [Watch]
Stay inspired this summer with a preview of STASH 142 – the newest issue packs another two hours of brilliant design, animation, and VFX work into The Stash Permanent Collection (plus behind the scenes features and exclusive interviews). [Watch]
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From Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “Ever received a phone call from a number that looks familiar, but you don’t quite recognize? How about multiple times in a day? Endless robocalls make it hard to even want to pick up your phone. ” [Watch]