Enigmatic infographic piece by Adam Blumbert about sleep and dreams that uses Plexus extensively.

Great design, animation and stories in these animated shorts by Together that used Ease and Wizz and Puppet Tools extensively.

Fantastic live action video game short by Feroz Quazi that uses Plexus for the special effects.

This tutorial shows how quickly and easily TypeMonkey Kinetic Type Generator for After Effects will automatically sync to voice overs using Premiere Pro (or Soundbooth) Analyze Content feature. Expert knowledge of After Effects or Premiere Pro not required. There's also some great tips on how to enhance the final look.

aescripts + aeplugins and Lloyd Alvarez presenting at the After Effects World Conference 2013 in Seattle Sept 27-29. 

Great animation on this web promo that uses Centrum for the animation

Fantastic work by Mattrunks for the new Ubisoft Watch Dogs trailer that uses Plexus throughout.

This quick tutorial shows how easy it is to use Animated Typefaces with TypeMonkey. It also shows how to use Characteristic to set the Animated Type and colorLibrary to use a Kuler color palette.

Amazingly well animated infographic piece by Shimi Cohen that uses Newton for Physics Simulation in some sections.

Fantastic character animation by Greg Gunn for Method/Virgin America

Great characters animated using PuppetTools by Ryan Troy Ford

Beautifully elegant piece for french fashion brand Cihuah by Noli Zaldivar_V that uses Plexus for great effect.

Beautifully directed music video by Sing J. Lee that uses Plexus for the climax. 

Fantastically executed music video by Feroz Iqbal that uses Plexus as the main design element.

Simple, colorful intro animation by Amigo

Simple yet elegant and effective logo type animation by VinhSon Nguyen

This tutorial shows how to use Newton to create the physics simulation sections of the "Designed by Apple" spot created by Buck.

Fantastic fun animation by Garth Lee that uses Newton and Ease and Wizz.

Epic Plexus animation by Mattias Peresini (aka Mattrunks) for a new Ubisoft game.

When a cutting-edge computer visualization of James Bond's head was necessary Navarro Parker and Bradley G Munkowitz (aka Gmunk) were called to do the task.  We were lucky enough to score an interview with Navarro about his process and life in general.