Sir Peter Blake created a bespoke illustration which we’ve animated for an exhibition by 40 artists from the Central Illustration Agency at the Guardian Exhibition Space throughout February.
In support of the amazing Graeae Theatre Company.
Animated by Fu using a displacement map technique we’ve been developing in After Effects. Watch it here.
Here is the first of five films introducing the My Prime Superfans for Virgin Media Ireland. Find out Colin’s special power and how noisy his stretchy suit is by watching him in action.
With Perfect Tribe for Liberty Global. Characters by Squirrel. Animation by Mole, Dog & Otter. Script by Dog. Graphics by Monkey.
All seven of our Kronenbourg films are now up.
You can watch them here.
For Adam & Eve. Animated by Mole and Squirrel (Simon Testro and David Lopez Retamero). Characters by Squirrel.
Made using hundreds of pictures of cherries, touched up in Photoshop and made move in After Effects.
We scoured the country to find cherries that look edible in October. Watch it here.
For Aesop. Animation by Andrew (Dog). Lighting and camera by Nich (Mongoose). Sound design by Nigel (Jaguar).
We are currently making seven animations for Kronenburg. ‘The Tasting Rituals of Alsace’.
The first two are online here.
Drawn by our Squirrel, David and animated by our Mole, Simon.
Our regular short film night in association with Chris Shepherd was a great success last night, and full to the rafters. High rafters, too.
Here are the idents by Duck & Otter.
All four animations of former Nobel Prize winners for Nature are now finished. And very pleased with them we are.
You can see all of them in our work section, or by clicking the names below. Amazing stuff by Otter & Squirrel, Bird, Monkey and Penguin.
Our animation for Max Mara is undoubtedly the star of Milan Fashion Week.
You can see our nautical themed animations of Brian Grimwood’s illustrations in-situ on the catwalk here.
Animation by Fu (monkey) and Simon (Mole).
This picture of Dog, Monkey and Mole has been up in our local pub for three years now. There used to be an identical one in the same spot, but with different heads.
Getting our version up wasn’t easy and involved sly photography, elaborate distractions, lots of tools, polyfilla and a trench coat. It’s been there longer than any of the staff – so we are official Victorians.