There’s a sense of déjà vu in the studio after hearing that Jumbla has picked up more animation industry accolades, including two Summit Creative Awards and one BassAward.

Going out for a beverage during the week isn’t usually the norm for the Jumbla crew, especially on a Tuesday night.

Way back in April 1989, when Madonna topped the charts with Like a Prayer, video game fans were going crazy for Nintendo’s latest release - a pocket-sized device you could play anywhere.

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 It’s probably no surprise to hear that several members of the creative team at Jumbla enjoy playing video games.

Did you know that the video game industry hit $91 billion in revenues last year? For a little perspective, the worldwide box office achieved less than half this amount in movie ticket sales during the same period - a mere $38.6 billion.

What’s happening in the world of animation and motion graphics this week? A lot, as it turns out.

We think the biggest news is Jumbla’s continued expansion in the UK, but we’ll let you decide!

From the multiplayer madness of Super Mario Kart to more serious simulations such as Gran Turismo, racing games have always been a favourite among console players.

Of all the advertising and social media fails in recent memory, Pepsi’s Kendall Jenner campaign takes some beating.

Fresh out of Monash University with the world at his feet, Michael Wilkinson was excited about his career as a motion designer.

The introduction of the Boeing 787-9 to the QANTAS fleet is a game-changer. Also known as the Dreamliner, its ability to “open up new frontiers and redefine the travel experience” will undoubtedly improve the already high quality of service QANTAS provides its customers.

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Stylistically, the two cinematic collections Jumbla delivered the popular Forza Motorsport franchise couldn’t have been more different.

We’re stoked to announce that we were winners at yet another awards ceremony - this time at the 23rd season of the Communicator Awards!

Melbourne Motion, a social society that organises meet ups for designers in the animation and motion graphics industry, recently held an event at Loop Bar - and Cal, our executive creative director, and Oz, one of our creative directors, were invited to be the stars of the show!

Monster High is a collection of kids’ dolls by Mattel. Think Barbie, but with funky, freaky features (e.g. fangs and fierce fashion). Recently, the franchise created a 70-minute feature film to reboot the brand.