Our new Breakdown series will aim to highlight some of last year’s achievements, particularly those that may have been overshadowed by the pandemic. This week… Read more
Creative Connections: Matias G. Petric and Ignacio Ricci discuss organization, documentaries, and vegan meals while sharing the work-load from New York to Buenos Aires. Read… Read more
Creative Connections: Jason Cook of Flavor ponders work-life in the new normal and day-dreams about talking to font master Herb Lubalin on a Zoom call.… Read more
In this Motionographer Q&A, we chat with Erin Sarofsky to find out more about her studio, Chicago, and the upcoming FITC Ideas in Motion conference.… Read more
In this Motionographer Q&A, we chat with two of Pictoplasma NYC's upcoming speakers Sophie Koko Gate and Mike Perry about their work and the upcoming… Read more
Motionographer and Holdframe are teaming up to bring you the Featured Freebie series, short and sweet interviews and project files from some of the top… Read more
Animators and motion designers are increasingly working on the web. But how can you make the transition? Do you have the skills you need? How… Read more
Entrepreneur, animator, musician. Eliza Jappinen does it all with inspiring ferocity. In this issue of Spectrum, we learn how the Helsinki-based artist forged her own… Read more
For this issue of SPECTRUM, Lilian Darmono spoke with Anne Saint-Louis: designer, wife and mother. Based in Vancouver, Canada, she's also an assistant teacher at… Read more
For this month's SPECTRUM profile, we talked with Bronx-based motion designer Yussef Cole about experimentation, critical thinking and questioning meritocracy.
"History of Viacom" is a superb case study for creating effective mixed reality experiences. As users explore an interactive timeline of Viacom's history, they uncover… Read more
In the motion design industry, competition is fierce, the landscape is vast and carving out a strategy for success can be an intimidating challenge. We… Read more
Using Donald Trump soundbites as source material, London-based Cub Studio launched an ongoing series of snappy animations lampooning the Republican candidate.