"Rules of Play" Short Film by Merlin Flügel | STASH MAGAZINE

“Rules of Play” Short Film by Merlin Flugel

Director/animator Merlin Flügel in Frankfurt, Germany: “Rules of Play is all about the phenomenon of playing. The playing field is the center of the ritual activities: role play, gambling, competition, and intoxication. [Watch]

"Data Processing" Short Film by Media.Work | STASH MAGAZINE

“Data Processing” Short Film by Media.Work

Toiling out of studios in Moscow and London, the team at Media.Work take a break from their commercial assignments to flex their experimental ambitions in this sculptural CG exploration of computing processes. [Watch]

Deekay Kwon "Virtual Game" Short Film Breakdown | STASH MAGAZINE

“Virtual Game” Short Film Breakdown by Deekay Kwon

South Korean director/animator Deekay Kwon reveals the illustration and rigging secrets behind his new looping short film “Virtual Game” – continuing his signature mix of cute characters, snappy animation, and sharp social observation. [Watch]

"Conceptions" Short Film and NFT by Greg Cooper | STASH MAGAZINE

“Conceptions” Short Film and NFT by Greg Cooper

3D artist/animator Greg Cooper in Melbourne, Australia:”Conceptions is an excursion of the fundamentals that underpin creativity. Three kinetic sculptures represent the development of ideas as they converge from noise to pattern. [Watch]

"The One" Short Film by Levent Lee | STASH MAGAZINE

“The One” Short Film by Levent Lee

Director/animator Levent Lee: “This is a personal project I did in my spare time working about 3-5 hours every night for six months. The background of the story is that when you become the last AI creature that will disappear, you accept the change and become a completely different version of yourself, or return to your original life.” [Watch]

Ordinary Folk Take on "Flibbertigibbet" for Animography’s A Word a Week | STASH MAGAZINE

Ordinary Folk Take on “Flibbertigibbet” for Animography’s A Word a Week

Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “If you have a half-hour to kill, try saying ‘flibbertigibbet’ three times fast. If you only have 20 seconds, watch this film and listen to each of us trying to say it once.” [Watch]