Pocko artist Ilya Milstein's illustration is featured in T Magazine's current Gardens issue, celebrating the vital role insects play in plant propagation. Inspired by the intricate natural imagery of Flemish painter Jan van Kessel the Elder, the work brings a contemporary touch to the relationship between pollinators and the natural world.

Van Santen & Bolleurs' latest work in Filosofie Magazine illustrates a meditation on individuality and collective identity. They reimagine Rodin's The Thinker, rebuilding it entirely from train figurines to question how much our thinking is shaped by our surroundings and the people around us.

Mat Voyce created a large motion toolkit for Mirinda's rebrand. His joyous, energetic animation brought the brand's refreshed identity to life, capturing its bold flavours, vibrant colours, and feel-good spirit for summer.

Our artist Jiaqi Wang created the visuals for this year’s Teen Takeover at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Using her distinctive illustration style, Jiaqi captured the event's excitement, creativity, and community spirit, bringing to life a night where young people take over one of the world’s most iconic cultural spaces.

Seo has been selected for OFFF for the second year! Her work which blends generative systems, motion, and digital experimentation, perfectly embodies the spirit of OFFF. We're thrilled to see her work featured on this international stage. Congratulations, Seo!

Pocko presents you the 13 unique collectible Vespa designs, in collaboration with our artist Michela Picchi and Scholz & Friends, for Generali and DVAG. Inspired by Rome's iconic symbols, Michela used her signature colours and patterns to transform the timeless Vespas into a vibrant series of moving art.

In celebration of Animay, our artist Ardhira Putra reinterpreted Crunchyroll's mascot, Hime, in a retro-futuristic cityscape inspired by vintage cinema advertisements. The artwork celebrates anime's power to share stories and positive energy across generations.

Congratulations to Deniz—Meta-daughters has been selected for Offfest! She also composed the soundtrack, adding rhythm and playful energy to the visually dynamic piece.

Love or baseball—which side are you on? Sundae Kids created a charming Valentine’s series for New Era Thailand, playfully blending romance with the spirit of the game.

For International Women’s Day, Ana Tortos brought Kering’s “Not Just Today” campaign to life. Her hand-drawn sparkles illuminate women’s voices, rising from the shadows to shine together in shared brilliance.

Marco Oggian unveils the reversible F**ing Cold scarf, made with Grain Clothing. Arriving as winter winds down, it blends humor, practicality, and personality—stadium-ready and thoughtfully crafted, proving some things are worth the wait.

Cissi animated key shots for Odie’s project with Willie Nelson and Drink Willie’s, bringing playful timing and characterful movement. See the full film and credits on Odie’s page.

Ardhira Putra created this year’s Graphika Manila visuals, blending retro-futurism with bold colours inspired by halo-halo to reflect the event’s creativity, culture, and community.

Van Santen Bolleur created editorial animations for Het Parool using tactile paper cut-outs combined with everyday objects. This interplay of physical materials and subtle motion adds a tangible warmth to the digital format. Creating a dynamic, inventive visual rhythm that elevates the newspaper’s editorial voice while maintaining clarity for news storytelling.

Jiaqi Wang’s vibrant illustration celebrates Lunar New Year with playful charm and rich symbolism. Festive icons float across a pastel sky while a joyful lion dance figure hugs a golden ingot. Bright colors and whimsical forms evoke prosperity, renewal, and festive warmth.

For Rekonfa 2025, WRS Design crafted a full motion design experience inspired by the mesmerizing patterns of murmuration—where computational signals synchronize into elegant, flowing forms. Through CGI, 3D visuals, and generative sound, the studio transforms digital coordination into immersive visual poetry, bridging technology, design, and spectacle

For Valentine’s season, Sundae Kids invite audiences into Love Letter, a playful and intimate installation at TUBA Ekkamai 21. Through cozy corners, interactive crafts, and photo-worthy moments, the work celebrates connection, creativity, and shared joy, turning simple gestures into lasting memories and a heartfelt experience for partners, friends, and fans alike.

In LUXE, Tatsuru Arai explores light as energy, life force, and artistic medium—tracing its evolution from cosmic illumination to digital intelligence through algorithmic visuals and generative sound. Premiered at The Sixth Sense in Bengaluru, the work invites viewers into an immersive space where nature, technology, and human perception converge.

QianHui Yu's vibrant illustration is the cover art for Chineseamericanbear's album, DimSum & Then Some. Her distinctive style and expressive colors create a visual world mirroring the duo's playful, genre-blending sound. It balances warmth, whimsy, and cultural nuance, with subtle references to food, identity, and the diasporic experience. Amplifying the album's spirit, celebrating hybridity, humor, and heartfelt storytelling.

Kyoko Hamada's New York Times commission reinterprets Dutch still life painting with contemporary domesticity. She arranges everyday supermarket items with painterly precision, using soft light against a dark backdrop. The composition recalls 17th-century still lifes but modern packaging reframes themes of abundance, consumption, and domestic ritual, making ordinary food quietly theatrical.