Offering creative freedom to balance the lack (or total absence) of budget, music videos provide directors, animators, and VFX artists with rare encouragement to prove new techniques and indulge eccentric ideas. [Watch]
London-based director/art director Vladislav Solovjov, who first landed on Stash in 2018 with this impossible-to-ignore spot for the NFL Pro Bowl, returns with another striking black and white treatment – this time for English duo Hurts (aka Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson) and their track “Wonderful Life”. [Watch]
Referencing the op art of Victor Vasarely, London motion designers Paul Plowman and George Dyson (aka Greedy Goons) craft an intricate, hypnotic, and technically challenging music video for the electronic musician/producer Testset. [Watch]
The Tokyo-based illustrator and music video director known as que, wraps his fun and fluid animation style around a track by J-pop vocal and dance group The Rampage, a part of the 16-member collective supergroup Exile Tribe. [Watch]
Motion director/designer Cian Hogan in Galway, Ireland: “This music video was created for Houston based neo-classical composer Slow Meadow and his track ‘A Light Without Flame’.” [Watch]
The landmark 150th issue of Stash just dropped and we could not be more proud. Together with our subscribers, submitters, and fans we’ve built the planet’s largest motion design archive while providing inspiration and insight for professionals and students in over 100 countries. [Watch]
