☝️— Born in Naples and trained in Rome at IED, Giuseppe Laezza cut his teeth at Seedble and Studio Mistaker before venturing out as an independent multidisciplinary designer. His work moves fluidly between animation, typography, illustration, and generative tools, often shaped by a research-heavy process that grounds his playful visual language. The result is a body of motion design that feels both meticulous and experimental, equal parts structure and surprise. With a growing community of 5,291 followers, you can follow Giuseppe on Instagram at @giuseppe___laezza.

☝️— Paris-based 2D motion designer Mathieu Dellabe crafts bold, fluid visuals that merge graphic clarity with playful rhythm. His portfolio spans commercial and personal projects, always marked by a sharp eye for timing and a strong illustrative sensibility. Rooted in design yet unafraid of experimentation, his work balances clean form with expressive motion. With 7,489 followers, you can follow Mathieu on Instagram at @deelabs.tv.

☝️— Megan Palero is a designer and animation director whose work thrives on bold color palettes and surreal, textured worlds. Originally from Davao City in the Philippines and now based in the Netherlands, he crafts animations that blend graphic sharpness with dreamlike abstraction. His visual language often drifts between playful minimalism and cinematic depth, always anchored in strong design sensibilities. With 8,005 followers, you can follow Megan on Instagram at @meganpalero.

☝️— Or Drori is a freelance motion designer and creative director whose work ranges from playful character loops to concept-driven short films. Based around Tel Aviv, his style thrives on bold typography, gradient-driven animations, and sharp, experimental storytelling that often crosses into gallery and museum spaces. He’s as comfortable crafting polished client work as he is pushing into digital art with a personal edge. With 7,961 followers, you can follow Or on Instagram at @theordrori.

☝️— Kai Kundler brings a quirky edge to motion design, blending playful illustrations with sharp, graphic compositions and the occasional tongue-in-cheek humor. His work often shifts between crisp architectural structures and whimsical, character-driven experiments, always carried by a clean yet curious aesthetic. The result is a feed that feels equal parts design lab and sketchbook, with a distinct voice running through it all. Recently crossing the 10k mark, Kai now counts 10.9k followers — you can follow him on Instagram at @kaikundler.

☝️—London-based designer and director David Zamorano builds animations that shift between sleek commercial polish and poetic, abstract storytelling. His work often pairs bold color with minimalist geometry, creating visuals that feel both playful and cinematic. Recent projects like MOOD explore the subtle “inframince” moments of everyday life, showing his interest in animation as a tool for reflection as much as design. With 1,208 followers, you can follow David on Instagram at @davidzamorano.tv.

☝️—Tobias van der Valk is a graphic and motion designer whose work lives at the intersection of bold typography and dynamic identity systems. Based in the Netherlands, he has contributed to projects like the Music Moves Europe Awards, developing custom type and motion languages that capture the energy of emerging culture. His experiments with Cavalry showcase a fascination for kinetic type and vibrant graphic rhythms. Still very much under the radar with 849 followers, you can follow Tobias on Instagram at @tobiasvdvalk.

☝️— Assaf Clements is a creative director and motion designer whose work pulses with bold energy and cultural edge. Known for his collaborations with Vice, he helped shape their global logo IDs — a project that earned a Clio Entertainment Gold in 2023. His style blends saturated pop aesthetics with gritty, experimental textures, moving seamlessly between commercial polish and underground flair. Still a hidden find with just 538 followers, you can follow Assaf on Instagram at @assafcle.