Nike Space Hippie by Kasper Nyman | STASH MAGAZINE

Nike “Space Hippie” by Kasper Nyman

Copenhagen director/designer Kasper Nyman, who dropped this striking film for Noko eclectic bikes last year, combines his CG and graphic talents again in this fresh new R&D work looking at “sustainable practices meeting radical design.” [Watch]

Nike "Naomi Osaka´s Multiverse" by Rudo and Psyop | STASH MAGAZINE

Nike “Naomi Osaka’s Multiverse” by Rudo and Psyop

From the team at Rudo in Buenos Aires: “When Nike proposed us to work on this piece with three artists, we loved the idea – we were very lucky to work with Camille Brountin, Jesica Bianchi, and Soojin Chae. [Watch]

Nike "The Land of New Football" by Felix Brady and The Mill | STASH MAGAZINE

Nike “The Land of New Football” by Felix Brady and The Mill

Stink director Felix Brady and the VFX crew at The Mill London create a ninety-second manifesto for Nike “focused on uniting football players and helping them to realize their collective power to create a new version of the game.” [Watch]

Nike Jordan Zero to Zoom commercial by Golden Wolf and ilovedust | STASH MAGAZINE

Jordan “Zero to Zoom” by ilovedust and Golden Wolf for Nike

Golden Wolf: “We teamed up with our friends at ilovedust and Jordan to help make their campaign for the Jordan XXXVs come to life. The spots feature an all-star cast of players from the NBA and WNBA.” [Watch]

Nike China Dear Kobe commercial | STASH MAGAZINE

Nike China “Dear Kobe” by Francois Rousselet and Mathematic

Division director Francois Rousselet and the Mathematic animation team in Paris mix live-action with inky animation in this homage to Glen Keane’s Oscar-winning animated short “Dear Basketball” for Nike China thru Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai. [Watch]

Nike ISPA The Road Warrior by Builders Club | STASH MAGAZINE

Nike ISPA “The Road Warrior” by Builders Club

London’s Builder’s Club launches the latest addition to Nike’s ISPA collection by applying the same playful design philosophy behind the products (Improvise, Scavenge, Protect, Adapt) to this untethered 80-second film. [Watch]