If you need a break from the marketing and commerce-driven motion industry, this ambient art film by Brooklyn sculptor and digital artist Dev Harlan may be just the visual oasis you’re looking for. [Watch]
Brooklyn CD/director Chris Carboni just dropped a fresh bit of AI-generated fun with this visual book review of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone driven by the disarming honesty of a 98-year-old reader named Lillian. [Watch]
From the team at Panoply in London: “Curiosities is an ongoing series that explores a variety of ideas and concepts from the artistic to the technical. ” [Watch]
Co-founder Bill Elliott at Kong Studio in London: “Our in-house Long Story Short series is about showing truth can be stranger than fiction in the space of a single minute. This latest installment was already in production when we heard the great King Kong would be making a return to Birmingham in 2022 for the […] [Watch]
From the team at the design studio and creative agency Raxo in NYC: “At Raxo, we have fun with the many forms design can take, and we always look for more. We get better because we stay in love with our craft, its versatility, and its fluidity. [Watch]
Pier Paolo, a Brazilian 3D motion designer/art director currently based in the Netherlands, just dropped us his new short film KNTC MCHNS(), a minimalist, smile-inducing experiment with fully dynamic 3D objects. [Watch]
