Art director and motion designer Bryan Coleman in Denver, Colorado: “The project began three years ago while I was working through some creative ideas on a human form emerging, or being birthed, from liquid.” [Watch]
3D artist and motion designer Cal Lomax in Scotland: “After submitting a proposal, this project was selected as the winner in the motion category for OFFF Academy’s seven-month Creative Mentorship, pairing young talent with industry-leading mentors. [Watch]
Director/animator John Christopher Kelley in Knoxville, Tennesse: “Strange experiences and realizations lead a grieving artist to reconsider his identity and beliefs in this meditation on loss, family and mental illness.” [Watch]
3D artist and motion designer Zuzanna Kołodziej in Gdynia, Poland: “In Polish, the word describing soil (ziemia) is synonymous to ‘Earth’, which I think is a meaningful coincidence. [Watch]
Stay inspired, discover new talent, and grab insights from the creators behind 31 outstanding design, animation, and VFX projects – all in Stash 147, the latest addition to the Stash Permanent Collection. [Watch]
Category 3D Style, Advertising, Animation, Architecture, Brand film, Branded Content, BTS, CG, Character Animation, Events, Explainer, Featured, Games, Miniatures, Motion Capture, Motion Design, Music Video, Short Films, Stop Motion, VFX · Tags a52, Anna Mantzaris, Arch Film Studio, ArtFX School, Bewilder, BigStar, Blacklist, Cornelius Joksch, CRCR, Dante Zaballa, Digital Domain, Emanuele Kabu, Fabien Gibert, Florent Bizec, François Brugalières, Frederic Colin, James van den Elshout, Jonathan Bacheter, ManvsMachine, Media.Work, Mehdi Hadi, Mondlicht Studios, MPC, Nils Lemonnier, Oddfellows, Osian Efnisien, Passion Animation, Petrick, Platige, Platige Image, Playback.design, Psyop, Six N. Five, SUPERFLY, Taehoon Park, Tendril, The Mill, TONIC DNA, Unsaid Studio, Untold Studios, Valentin Soulard, VantageFilms, WIZZ, Yan Weitlauff
FEVR design and animation studio in NYC and LA: “We’re all familiar with the ‘Skateboarding Forbidden’ sign, but is it really considered a crime? The answer is NO.” [Watch]