The latest episode of Chromebook’s The Adulthood, an insightful series about “finding your way in the modern world” designed and animated by the crew at Friends Electric, features North Carolina rapper Jonathan Lyndale Kirk (aka DaBaby). [Watch]
EP Marko Klijn at Cirkus in Auckland, New Zealand: “The agency creative team at Enormous Mumbai briefed Cirkus with a fun character-driven script branding Reliance’s ‘tech with heart’ insurance services. [Watch]
Royal College of Art grad Zohar Dvir describes her student film Mercury’s Retrograde as “an inner dialogue about seeking answers, presented in a comic and lighthearted way, concealing a deeper tragic truth of our generation.” [Watch]
What would your childhood drawings look like if dad was a possessed serial killer? The LA Digital Kitchen team stabs at the answer with these titles for Hulu’s take on the Marvel Comics characters Daimon and Satana Helstrom. [Watch]
After gaining two BAs in Paris studying graphic design and animation, French director/animator Léon Moh-Cah (aka Chloé Hamon) moved to London and entered the MA animation program of the Royal College of Art. [Watch]
Director/animator Max at Flatwhite Motion studio in Qingdao, China: “Finally we had a chance to make some logo animations for our own studio. [Watch]
