A collage of twelve diverse images featuring people, digital art, a robot, abstract figures, tech elements, flowers in a vase, and a close-up of a red car’s tail light—curated from the acclaimed Stash Permanent Collection and spotlighting creative highlights from the New Issue of Stash 179. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
Top-down view of a transparent car showing internal mechanical components, including the engine, drivetrain, wheels, and highlighted neon green sections representing specific systems or technology—an approach showcased in the Aston Martin Valhalla Case Study by AltSpace. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

AltSpace Gets Under the Skin of the Aston Martin Valhalla

In their latest work for Aston Martin, AltSpace CDs Igor Voloschuk and Dmitry Egorov build out 26 immaculate CG films revealing the intense engineering underneath the sleek exterior of the marque’s mid-engine PHEV hybrid supercar. [Watch]

Embroidered tapestry scene of armored soldiers with shields and spears, reminiscent of the legendary Bayeux Tapestry, featuring a black rectangle in the center with 1066 stitched in white thread—a touch of history woven with subtle hints of magic. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Hocus Pocus Unravels the Magic of the Bayeux Tapestry

Animation director Justin Lowings and London’s Hocus Pocus Studio stitch together the historic tale of the Bayeux Tapestry in a series of films for the British Museum and what will be their most popular exhibition to date. [Watch]

A lavish table setting with crystal glasses, fruit, candles, sunglasses—including a sleek pair of AI Glasses—and a pearl necklace on a white tablecloth. Colorful tulips in the background add to this Meta-inspired scene, perfect for a Builder’s Club gathering. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Builders Club & Tendril Launch Meta AI Glasses in Style

No matter what you may think about Meta’s new AI glasses, you have to admit these 10 built-for-social launch films lead by Builder’s Club CD Jonas Hegidire and Tendril director Yeseong Kim, make them look fun and fashionable. [Watch]

Rows of robotic arms assemble machinery on a conveyor belt in a modern factory, reminiscent of the precision seen in the Dacia Robots commercial by Romain Chassaing. A green sign labeled PETROL hangs overhead, indicating the production focus. The setting is industrial and high-tech. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

We are the Robots: Romain Chassaing Fabricates Factory Fun for Dacia

Solab Films director Romain Chassaing (whose talents with VFX projects are on full display here and here) teams with Digital District and 1920vfx to prove assembly line robots are all too human in this spot for Dacia. [Watch]

A collage of four images inspired by the Dyson-CameraJet-launch-ad-by-Love-Song-Will-Dohrn: dental molds, robotic arms operating, a diagram of a mandible, and a grid of smiling mouths with dental X-rays. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Will Dohrn & Love Song Brush Up on the Dyson CameraJet

UK prodco Love Song (who brought us this stellar effort for Squarespace) and their director Will Dohrn just dropped the most ridiculously riveting toothbrush launch film for Dyson’s equally ridiculous CameraJet. [Watch]