Perhaps our most eclectic compilation of work to date, Stash 22
is stuffed with bold animation experiments and genre-bending VFX
and design work. BONUS programs in this issue: The world premiere
of the .Psst! Pass It On. project . an ambitious collection of
sixshort films produced by a collaboration of over 30 top
international designers and animators. And of course the monthly
Stash music sampler is here . this time you can grab seven mind-
expanding MP3s from indie label Cookshop out of Brighton, UK .

The Stash 22 program opens with the poetic mix of animation,
live action and puppetry of .Tyger. from Guilherme Marcondes
before ramping up the VFX work with head-butting tables from
MPC for Vodaphone, subLYMONal silliness from Framestore for
Sprite and auto-erotica from Digital Domain for Lexus. You'll
also meet four companies you need to know: Tax Free and Edenlab
from Italy , Ghost from Copenhagen and Vasava from Barcelona.

The last half of Stash 22 is a minefield of the unexpected and
unprecedented. You'll find the smooth Rorschach organics of
Bli:nd's Gnarls Barkley .Crazy. slammed up against the industrial
paranoia of Alessandro Pacciani's video for Thee Maldoror
Kollective. Digic unleashes the latest Warhammer cinematic right
before SSSRs sweet and trippy vid for BellX1. Then Paris-based
Le Pivot spins out two stunning and completely divergent branded
content CG films for Honda and Nike. Need more? Okay . the run
for the finish begins with Precursor's flat and frenetic graphics
for Suzuki threatening to run over the elegant and delicate
.Butterfly. from Wizz and Exvoto before we pause for tea with an
emotional short tale produced by Model Robot for UK director Louise
Wilde . Of course the only way to follow that, and close out the
issue, is with the epic post-apocalyptic CG blow-out from Axis
Animation and MTV Asia known as .Codehunters.. Make no mistake,
Stash 22 rocks.

The second act starts with an exclusive sneak preview of the new
CG mini-masterpiece from Alex Weil and Charlex called .One Rat
Short.. And from there an avalanche of broadcast chaos engulfs us:
Horny Monkeys for G4 from Hornet, a monumental Spongebob from
Mainframe, blood thirsty critters for G4 from Full Tank, nicely
twisted awards show packages from Umeric and Anton Sakara as well
as sweetly sinister IDs for Jetix from Vancouver's Studio B (on
the cover).

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