Ascent from Akeron motion comic

 We don’t typically follow comics, but Ascent from Akeron caught our attention for a couple reasons.  It’s an exceptionally well-crafted motion comic, a once experimental… Read more
Justin Cone • 9 years ago

Playgrounds Festival 2015 [NSFW]

 Ten Dutch designers and studios collaborated to make the titles for this year's edition of the Playgrounds Festival. The result it one happy, random, neatly… Read more
Harm van Zon • 9 years ago

Réka Bucsi: Symphony no. 42

 Réka Bucsi's Symphony no. 42 is an illustrated encyclopedia of surrealist black comedy. Think David O'Reilly with a softer side. Watching it feels like a… Read more
Erica Gorochow • 9 years ago

Review: Division05’s “Snapdragon”

 We review the latest educational offering from Division05, "Snapdragon," a comprehensive dissection of a real-world motion graphics project for Qualcomm.
Justin Cone • 8 years ago

MassMarket/Psyop for Infiniti

 I think it was back around the summer of 2005 when Psyop first posted a three-spot series for Infiniti in which cars motored through majestically… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Christian Cenizal: Code + Motion

 Codelovers will enjoy spinning through Christian Cenizal’s site. In addition to weaving binary threads for Motion Theory, Christian has some very nice tutorials for pulling… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

The Macula: “Archifon”

 The Macula, a Prague-based studio, uses projection mapping to turn the Olomouc Baroque Chapel into a giant musical instrument. Visitors use laser pointers to activate… Read more
Elliot Blanchard • 12 years ago