wix

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As babies, we explore our surroundings, understanding how the world works. We discover the meanings of various signs and symbols, and learn how to use certain objects. Eventually, connecting an object’s appearance with what it actually does (its function) becomes second nature. Pushing a button will lead to a reaction; a handle on a drawer is there to be pulled; red means stop. And then you get to the more complex things – how do we learn how to use taps when some of them are automatic, while others require twisting, pulling, pushing or even tapping (yes, those exist and they mess with your minds!)? And even more mind boggling, how are we supposed to instinctively know what to do with those small, flat, rectangular objects they call smartphones?
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Hongkiat

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Children learn differently than adults, therefore if we want to teach them to code, we need to use an approach suitable to their needs. Adults’ coding courses usually start with explaining building blocks, such as data types, variables, and functions, however this teaching method doesn’t fit well with most kids.
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Design Boom

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london-based 3D artist and animation director martin salfity, together with nico warschauer, present hardcore squidgy, a fantastically strange film that sees squidgy creatures interact with hard surfaces. as a self-initiated project, the goal was to explore, learn and eventually discover something unique. they embarked themselves on a journey through abstract CGI and digital sound FX and music that resulted in this mixture of colors, shapes and textures that create contrasting impressions as they move around somewhat familiar territories.
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Campaign Live

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The organisation has released an animated film, created by Mother London, which is narrated by Emma Thompson and tells the story of a baby orangutan called Rang-tan. Other celebrities including Stephen Fry, Bryan Adams, Alesha Dixon, Andy Serkis, Geri Horner and Sharon Osbourne are backing the campaign on social media.
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Wired

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The drones rise all at once, 30 strong, the domes of light on their undercarriages glowing 30 different hues—like luminescent candy sprinkles against the gray, dusky sky. Then they pause, suspended in the air. And after a couple seconds of hovering, they begin to move as one.
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Designer Daily

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The interaction between your brand and its customer is the lifeblood of any business. Without setting up proper channels to bridge the gap between you and your audience, you may as well kiss your business goodbye.
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Smashing Magazine

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The classic definition of a prototype is that it is a scale demo of a full-scale thing you want to make. A prototype might be partially built or designed to showcase a particular feature of a bigger system. This is a pretty good definition, but I like to think of prototypes as something even broader. My definition of a prototype? It’s a tangible artifact that explores an idea.

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Mashable Magazine

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Artificial intelligence is quickly getting adopted in the entertainment industry. So to show off its AI tech, Intel has debuted a music video, where it helped create some nifty face animation effects.
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Google

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The last time you posted “congratulations” on your friend’s Facebook wall, you may have been surprised to see the innocuous post congratulating your friend for getting a 10% discount on their oil change transform into a balloon-filled animation. Facebook has been adding animations since at least July, and apparently they like what they are seeing, because they are adding even more, according to Mashable.
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Google

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Creative agency DBLG has collaborated with Animade on _Hey Pressto_ an experimental stop-motion animation using the naked human body as its canvas. Created for DBLG’€™s tenth anniversary, the team first came up with the idea of using 3D printing to create a stamp that could be pushed into skin and leave an imprint. ’€œInitially the stamp was typographically based but after some experimentation we felt it didn’€™t have a tone of voice or playfulness that resonated with us so we started to explore other avenues,’€ explains Grant Gilbert, founder and creative director at DBLG. ’€œThat’€™s when we got in touch with Animade. We’€™d been fans of Animade for a long time and always loved how their animations convey a huge amount of character in such a simple and universal way. Animade were absolutely perfect collaborators for this project and we were really excited with the idea to make an animation that crossed into a physical world.’€

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Retail Design Blog

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For celebrating the Overseas collection, Soline d’Aboville, our window designer, has imagined a window design “playing” with oversized travel notebooks. A window animation which “story tells” the tradition initiated by François Constantin, the spirit of the Overseas collection and passion for travelling through the photographer Steve McCurry’s eyes.

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Smashing Magazine

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Two years ago, I decided to start a series of short WebGL experiments on Codepen. Earlier this year, I finally found the time to compile them all together on a single website named "Moments of Happiness". Since its incarnation, I’ve found ways to explore and learn different animation and interaction techniques, which I’ve implemented in these interactive toys.
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