Minima Blockchain Manifesto by Ordinary Folk | STASH MAGAZINE

Minima Blockchain “Manifesto” by Ordinary Folk

From the team at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “When it came to introducing their mission to the world, Minima wanted to go for something a little outside what you’d normally expect from a web3 company.” [Watch]

UNICEF Rabbids Consent PSA by Supamonks | STASH MAGAZINE

“UNICEF & Rabbids: Consent” PSA by Supamonks

Paris character animation masters Supamonks borrow members of the Raving Rabbids (aka Lapins crétins) and the guaranteed chaos that follows them to deliver an important message to children about their rights for UNICEF. [Watch]

Faith In Nature What Would Nature Say by Odd Bleat and NOMINT | STASH MAGAZINE

Faith In Nature “What Would Nature Say?” by Odd Bleat and NOMINT

Marilena Vatseri, EP/managing director at NOMINT in London: “Natural beauty products brand Faith In Nature has launched its first-ever awareness campaign helping everyone make greener decisions by asking a simple question ‘What would nature say?'” [Watch]

Meet Your Covid Vaccine PSA by Duke & Duck | STASH MAGAZINE

“Meet Your Covid Vaccine” PSA by Duke & Duck

From Duke & Duck, a remote content studio based in Washington D.C.: “Our friends at agency Reingold, reached out to us for an animated PSA commissioned by The Virginia Department of Health detailing the safety and importance of the COVID-19 vaccine. [Watch]

Zara Woman Spring Summer 22 Collection by Ignasi Monreal and The Mill | STASH MAGAZINE

Zara Woman “Studio Spring Summer ‘22 Collection” by Ignasi Monreal and The Mill

Softly painted vignettes by Lisbon-based interdisciplinary artist Ignasi Monreal take on subtle signs of life in this beautiful 60-second brand film for Spanish apparel retailer ZARA with production, design, and animation by The Mill. [Watch]

Andy Martin Short Film Box Reviews | STASH MAGAZINE

Andy Martin is Obsessed with “Box Reviews!!”

Having covered COVID-19 advice and a Christmas sing-a-long in his previous personal films, UK director/animator Andy Martin turns his 2D and stop-motion talents toward a humble YouTuber and his corrugated insights. [Watch]