Ecobee Your home as you imagine it by FutureDeluxe | STASH MAGAZINE

Ecobee “Your Home, as You Imagine It” by FutureDeluxe

Andrew Jones, founder/ECD at FutureDeluxe in London: “Created as part of a global rebrand to coincide with the launch of Ecobee’s new SmartHome products, we were commissioned to design, direct and craft a series of product films to help bring Ecobee to the forefront of SmartHome innovation. [Watch]

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The Panics Open 2020 Playgrounds Festival from Home

The 2020 edition of the Playgrounds media and design festival launched today in its COVID-induced-induced online form with these stop motion titles created at home over Zoom by the crew of Amsterdam prodco The Panics. [Watch]

Logos software brand film by Roma Erohnovich | STASH MAGAZINE

Logos Software Branding Film by Roman Erohnovich

Director/designer Roman Erohnovich in Moscow: “Logos is a computational and mathematical package for modeling physical processes in the aviation, automotive, nuclear power, and aerospace industries and the first digital product presented by Rosatom State Nuclear Energy Corporation. [Watch]

MBC M branding by Super Very More | STASH MAGAZINE

Super Very More Brands the MBC M Channel

Creative director Youngmin Kim and the crew at Seoul motion studio Super Very More wrap South Korea’s new pop culture channel MBC M in a cute and quirky graphics package complete with a fabulous making-of video. [Watch]

Very Crazy Works by Mixcode | STASH MAGAZINE

“Very Crazy Works” Event Promo by MixCode

When their branding pitch for a local design event in Taipei, Taiwan was rejected by the client, Mixcode Studio went ahead and finished the work anyway – creating an array of promotional assets including this blast of motion insanity. [Watch]

Don’t Touch Your Face! by Leah Shore | STASH MAGAZINE

“Don’t Touch Your Face!” Punk PSA by Leah Shore

New York director/animator Leah Shore shares some less-than-subtle pandemic survival advice in this animated public service announcement powered by a song from Gina Volpe of the NYC punk band Lunachicks. [Watch]