Motionographer was at the 2026 Tribeca Festival, in the room for Madonna’s Confessions II, Whoopi Goldberg’s world of animation, Tribeca X with David Droga, and Paul Rudd in conversation with Seth Meyers. This is the beginning of our Tribeca coverage, where image, motion, design, story, sound, and culture meet.
As The Motion Awards X enters the final week of general submissions, Motionographer is dedicating June to the artists, studios, directors, designers, animators, sound designers, producers, students, and creative teams shaping the language of Motion Design today.
General submissions close June 16. After that, late entry rates begin.
Teams still gathering credits, case studies, final links, or project details can confirm their entry now, secure the current entry rate, and return to refine the remaining information before judging begins.
After years of reading other people’s scripts, the Turkish filmmaker stopped waiting for permission, taught himself 3D animation, and finished a CG feature from his apartment in Istanbul.
For Mental Health Awareness Month, I wrote about the inner life of creative people. About spirituality without performance, the missing room, and the practice of not abandoning ourselves when suffering arrives.
How Latvian animation studio, Panic, transcended their geography and became a leading player in the industry!
Digital Design Days turns 10 this May. And the opening titles say everything about this moment in our industry. The Chase, created by London-based Fluent Studio, is built around a single question: how do we face the future of creativity in the age of AI? The answer depends entirely on where you are standing.
A leader of the heart: Are you one of them? #5 is a series of compact, heart-charged articles where executive coach Marie Reig Florensa – together with Carlos El Asmar – explore what it means to “lead from the heart.”
After 25 years, OFFF Barcelona director Pep Salazar has one answer for why thousands of creatives keep boarding planes to Barcelona every April: “OFFF is a peaceful place to meet. And we need these places, especially now.” In this exclusive conversation, Salazar opens up about the festival’s evolution, the metaverse experiment he’d rather forget, why Motion Design is the full rock band, and what must never be lost when he’s no longer in the room.
Curiosity, passion, and the drive to connect: these are the qualities that give Concept Art its lasting power. In the final installment of Keeping Visual Storytelling Alive, featured artists Eduardo Peña, Léa Pinto, and David Palumbo reflect on what fuels their work and why, no matter how the industry evolves, art made with intention will always have a place in the stories we tell.
