If in-house motion projects are meant to be fun and adventurous, it’s safe to say Buenos Aires design, illustration, and animation studio Hippie House nailed it with this upbeat ode to the joys of travel. [Watch]
Inspired by the work of Koyaanisqatsi director Godfrey Reggio, co-directors João Vaz Oliveira and Tiago Higgs wrap CG and time-lapse live-action in a monochrome grade and chiaroscuro lighting for their passion project Kairos. [Watch]
Our consumer-driven world economy gets an eerie and apocalyptic treatment in these VFX and animation sequences created by Compost Creative in London for director Nic Stacey’s documentary BUY NOW! The Shopping Conspiracy. [Watch]
French 3D artists Frederic Colin and Florent Bizec, at the invitation of Motion Plus Design, merge their contrasting styles into this pensive branded content project created for festival sponsors Adobe and Maxon. [Watch]
The incredible variety of motion work included in the Stash Permanent Collection is a major part of what makes it a vital creative resource, and our latest issue is a perfect example. Grab a peak at Stash 168 with this preview. [Watch]
With “In Hot Water”, NOMINT’s latest environmental epic for WWF premiering at COP29, the London studio continues to push the boundaries of stop-motion – this time capturing the animation entirely on a thermal camera. [Watch]
