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]
The Stash Permanent Collection, aka the only streaming platform dedicated to motion design, animation, and VFX, – keeps growing with the addition of issue 167, packing in another two full hours of inspiration and insight. [Watch]
Xinyue Gu a motion designer based in Savannah, GA, combines both delicate and disturbing imagery into a speculative personal take on the titles for the TV adaptation of the Korean novel The Fruit of My Woman. [Watch]
The planet’s only streaming platform dedicated to motion design, animation, and VFX – aka the Stash Permanent Collection – keeps growing with the addition of issue 166, packing in another two full hours of inspiration and insight. [Watch]
The recent uptick in beautifully rendered spec CG product films (here for example) is certainly a welcome trend and this project from Stockholm 3D artist and motion designer Floris Kruger extends the genre with a refreshing touch of comedy. [Watch]
Futhark Studios, who hit the Stash radar with this CG product film earlier this year, reveals the thinking and process behind the studio’s first passion project, a visceral ode to street racing inspired by memories of a certain 2005 game trailer. [Watch]
