Carlos Lascano: Lila

 In this lyrical and poetic piece, Carlos Lascano, transforms the world with the help of Lila, a young woman reminiscent of Amélie, who “can’t resign… Read more
Dominique Elliott • 11 years ago

Q&A: Dark Noir

 Maybe there's an approach to crowdsourcing that isn't creatively repulsive or ethically bankrupt. Here's how Red Knuckles, Rafael Grampá and Absolut worked with a few… Read more
Justin Cone • 11 years ago

Ready Steady Play: Trailer

 Hover Studio, the makers of the very entertaining mobile game “Ready Steady Bang,” are releasing a follow up title in June, “Ready Steady Play.” Like… Read more
Justin Cone • 10 years ago

“My Mom’s Motorcycle”

 If you’ve haven’t seen Douglas Gautraud’s “My Mom’s Motorcycle,” take a few minutes to check it out. Unlike a lot of the work we post… Read more
Justin Cone • 10 years ago

Robot King

 This isn’t for everyone, but it’s definitely for me. As a child of the 80s, I grew up watching awesomely terrible animated series like “Voltron”… Read more
Justin Cone • 10 years ago

Lucas Brooking New Site

 Art director, illustrator, animator and all around talented guy Lucas Brooking just updated his website with some amazing work, to say the least. Lucas is… Read more
Joe Donaldson • 10 years ago

The 7 Steps to Animation

 No more clueless clients, please. Thanks to Cub Studio’s “7 Steps to Animation,” the process from brief to delivery can be understood by all. Finally, we won’t… Read more
Justin Cone • 10 years ago

Curtis Baigent relaunches

 Curtis Baigent of ManvsMachine has relaunched his portfolio site with a bevy of elegant, sophisticated work.  Don’t miss Curtis’ lushly realized album covers, which are every bit… Read more
Justin Cone • 9 years ago

Min Stora Dag

 When a new project from Stockholm-based Brikk drops, I can count on two things: I won’t understand a word of it. I will watch it… Read more
Justin Cone • 9 years ago

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

Blackmath: TBS IDs

 Blackmath deliver yet again with some great design and animation on these charming IDs for TBS. Don’t you just wish everything you worked on could… Read more
Joe Donaldson • 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