Tronic + Brandfirst: Yahoo! Trail of Tiles

 [pro-player image=”https://motionograph.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/tronic-yahoo-still2.jpg” width=”720″ height=”400″]https://motionograph.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Yahoo_TrailofTiles.mov[/pro-player] Commissioned by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners for Yahoo!. Additional details from the press release: The sequence opens with an attract mode… Read more
Justin Cone • 14 years ago

Donate for Japan

 WE CAN DANCE: Donate for Japan Donate for Japan donate-for-japan
Justin Cone • 14 years ago

Infographic Animation

 A clean, SimCity-style look at Japan’s growing food problems (Thanks, Bran!) japan
Justin Cone • 16 years ago

Takashi Murakami

 If you’re in the LA area any time between now and February 11th, you might want to check out the Takashi Murakami show. Murakami is… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Golden Touch

 […] that produce the most surprising results. Logan director Kenji Yamashita teamed up with Masashi Kawamura from creative lab PARTY to create a whimsical music video for Namie Amuro,… Read more
Justin Cone • 9 years ago

Hokusai An Animated Sketchbook

 This award winning short film was written, directed, and animated by Tony White all the way back in 1978. The film brings to life the… Read more
James Wignall • 17 years ago

Nike Meta7

 Take a look at this awesome animation for, you guessed it, Nike Japan. Illustrator Paul Huang, creator of Nanospore, teamed up with animators Chris Riehl… Read more
John Cranston • 18 years ago

Mark Okon: W+K Tokyo Lab

 […] some interesting work while interning with W+K Tokyo Lab this past summer. The following are introductory pieces for an eight-part series that is airing… Read more
Justin Cone • 18 years ago

Gretel

 Nice, elegant new reel from Gretel – Greg Hahn’s studio in new York City. Letting the imagery and typography speak for itself with powerful simplicity,… Read more
Bran Dougherty-Johnson • 18 years ago

Yuya Yamaguchi: Montage 2014

 Yuya Yamaguchi’s reel is worth watching for the editing alone. Tightly choreographed to the soundtrack from the frolicfon, the montage bubbles with energy.
Justin Cone • 10 years ago

Birdo Studio: Gloom

 Birdo Studio presents a Japanese-inspired kaiju Brazilian music video. (“Kaiju” is a Japanese word which literally means “strange creature”, like the ones in the movie Pacific… Read more
Angelo Collazo • 11 years ago