Animation for brands. Explainer videos for business. Open to new projects: marchukov.work@gmail.com

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Illustrator and animator working from Stockholm.

Hi. We are Ordinary Folk. A motion design & animation studio based in Vancouver. We love good work.

Rafael Varona is an Illustrator, Animator and Art Director with Peruvian roots based in Berlin and Rotterdam. Specialized in Motion Design and complex animated loops for TV and Social Media.

Yukai Du is a Chinese illustrator and animator based in London, UK. The inspiration for her art work lies somewhere in the dichotomy of Impressionism, the dash of lines and layering of dots to create a surface, combined with a love for geometric shapes and playful vibrant patterns.

Hello! I'm Tom Haugomat, an illustrator based in Paris, France. My works have been shown in publications like XXI, Le Monde and many others... I also work as an animated film director with Bruno Mangyoku. I'm part of the parisian workshop "Messieurs Dame"

Sydney-based artist Nancy Liang has created a wonderful series of animated GIFs about an enigmatic, imaginary town. The animations depict the

The New York-based graphic designer Leland Foster takes us in his visual universe where pictorial scenes subtly come to life. An overview of his work can be dis

The magazine’s first-ever all-comics issue, with 12 tales of the city based on stories from The Times's metro desk.

Manchester based creative illustrator, animator, maker of things. Creating playful greetings cards, prints, animation and editorial illustration.

My name is Jocie, pronounced joss-ee. I’m a London based Animation Director. I also enjoy teaching and giving talks. I am approached with curious briefs…

Digital Burnout is a collaborative mindfulness project created by five motion designers to explore the emotional and mental exhaustion caused by our digitally consumed lives. Set in six familiar locations the bedroom, dining table, bathroom, subway, gym, and traffic the project visualizes how screens silently intrude into our daily rituals. Each animated scene depicts a truth: Our bodies are present, but our attention is elsewhere. This project invites viewers to pause and reflect.

For many of us, salsa was always playing in the background—on bumpy bus rides, couples dancing in the plaza, or even at failed dance lessons. And one thing never changes: it’s hard to hear salsa without wanting to move and smile. That was the same feeling we had when Google invited us to create a Doodle celebrating this vibrant, energetic genre for Hispanic Heritage Month. ¡Azúcar!