LUSH and Studio Yatta’s animation of the ‘Bring It Back Scheme.’
“The film needed to feel playful yet purposeful, striking the right balance between eco-conscious messaging and the brand’s signature fun and colourful energy.”- Studio Yatta
Telstra Enterprise’s animation of ‘Together Builds Better’
“From smarter schools to safer communities, and innovative industries – they’re doing the important work every day. These are organisations that our community relies on and they rely on us to keep them connected. This campaign goes to the heart of that.” Oliver Camplin-Warner
The Nature Conservancy and Illo.tv’s animated series on 2030 goals
“A few months ago we partnered with The Nature Conservancy to create a 5-minute animated film bringing their 2030 Goals to life. 7 ambitious targets to fight climate change, protect biodiversity, and support communities worldwide In this project, we explored motion design as a tool for storytelling: vibrant colors, bold patterns, layered textures, and a balance of figurative and geometric styles. The result is a dynamic visual journey that turns complex goals into an inspiring narrative of urgency and optimism.” Daniel Ceballos Tatis
Wednesday Studio’s Yin and Yang
“The short we developed, plays with the balance of opposites: light and dark, movement and stillness, strength and softness. It’s a celebration of collaboration, duality, and creative connection. Symbolized by the bird (yang) and the fish (yin), the film reflects how our differences complement each other to form a whole.” – iria lópez and Daniela Negrin Ochoa
Southern Highlands Matters – Say No To Plasrefine and superlunar ‘Little Plastics’
“Like anyone, we support recycling. But building a potentially toxic plastics plant in an area that feeds Sydney’s water supply, upstream from a federal platypus conservation project, in a working food bowl, near schools, daycare centres and right next door to a cancer research facility? That didn’t sit very well with us.” – Ben Pearce
Warby Parker and Brand New School’s ‘History of Glasses in 60 Seconds’
This is a 2D design presenting an abridged history of glasses, as told by Warby Parker, in the style of illustrator Gabriel Alcala.
Voices of Alzheimer’s and McKinney’s animation ‘ Check, Mate’
“It wasn’t about money or advertising metrics, it was about touching people. About using fiction and craft to say something universal, and drive positive action in the real world.” – Darcy McCarthy
Connecticut Department of Public Health & Decker
The data is clear: many men avoid regular trips to the doctor. So instead of lecturing, the idea leans on something they already care about. By using man’s best friend, the campaign creates a simple, almost irresistible nudge to get men booking appointments.
A Dollars Journey
We like this piece for how clearly it translates a complex idea into something tangible. Following a single dollar gives the story a simple, trackable narrative, making impact feel real rather than abstract.
Penn State University’s ‘What If Bees Dissapeared?
It’s visually stunning, brilliantly concise, and features Penn State’s Christina Grozinger sharing how the Center for Pollinator Research is protecting bees in Pennsylvania and beyond.
Re:wild’s ‘What Is a Ranger?’
We loved how the collage elements were combined with illustration and colour to bring energy to such an important and urgent subject (also we are loving episodic content at the moment, so enjoyed this being a 5 parter!)
