The-Artery celebrated the Eurovision invasion of Israel earlier this month by inviting animators, designers, and illustrators from 17 countries to “visualize what it means for humans and machines to operate as one.” [Watch]
Spanish motion man Albert Oriol animates the work of 36 designers and illustrators (each rendering a letter or number) to create this joyful and vibrant contribution to the sixth edition of the 36 Days of Type project. [Watch]
Longtime Stash fans know demo reels don’t get much love on this site (we’ve published a handful in 14 years). But once in a long while, one hits the inbox and makes you question what a compilation of work can and should do. [Watch]
To celebrate their 10th anniversary, Australian animation studio Dirty Puppet conjure a delightful collaboration of staff and friends built on “10 steps, ingredients, and habits that go into baking a cake.” [Watch]
The maneki-neko, aka the Japanese fortune cat, gets a frenetic overhaul by 26 artists in 26 seconds in this smile-inducing project put together by Moscow animation studio Petrick. [Watch]
Director Adica Cho in South Korea: “This is self-branding graduate project that shows one of my strong points, collecting characters just like a magnet. [Watch]
