Best of Stash 2020: 3D Style | STASH MAGAZINE

Best of Stash 2020: 3D Style

As more directors and designers added powerful and affordable 3D tools to their arsenal in 2020, the scope and quality of work continued to mature – finding broader acceptance in commercial work and exhibiting a wider emotional range. [Watch]

Jesper Ryom "Nights" Music Video by Mathijs Luijten | STASH MAGAZINE

Jesper Ryom “Nights” Music Video by Mathijs Luijten

Motion designer/director Mathijs Luijten: “I sometimes send a message to people who inspire me, like Jesper Ryom. A casual Facebook message, what could possibly come from that…? [Watch]

VWLS - "High In Heaven" music video | STASH MAGAZINE

VWLS “High in Heaven” Music Video by Hobbes and Firefly Drone Shows

Hobbes, a design and animation studio out of Detroit, MI, partnered with VWLS and Firefly Drone Shows to produce the music video for “High in Heaven,” performed and shot by drones. [Watch]

Flamingosis "Daymaker" Music Video by Nick Parente | STASH MAGAZINE

Flamingosis “Daymaker” Music Video by Nick Parente

If the mid-December chills are taking their toll on your mood, I can recommend escaping into the sunny and stress-free world created by Detroit animator/illustrator Nick Parente in his music video for Flamingosis (aka Aaron Velasquez). [Watch]

The White Stripes Let's Shake Hands Music Video by Wartella | STASH MAGAZINE

The White Stripes “Let’s Shake Hands” Music Video by Mike Wartella

Underground cartoonist/animator/director Mike Wartella and his Brooklyn studio Dream Factory Animation roll out the requisite hand-made, low tech techniques for a White Stripes song in this messy visual blast for “Let’s Shake Hands” from The White Stripes Greatest Hits released Dec. 2020. [Watch]

Duvchi - Geronimo feat. Nadia Nair music video by Simon Stålenhag | STASH MAGAZINE

Duvchi “Geronimo” Music Video by Simon Stålenhag

Artist Simon Stålenhag, whose paintings inspired the Amazon series “Tales from the Loop”, makes his directorial debut with this music video for songwriter/producer (and fellow Swede) Duvchi – with Stockholm’s Goodbye Kansas handling VFX. [Watch]