PIXEL × PIXEL 2025 | TOKYO, JAPAN

Maxon is proud to sponsor PIXEL × PIXEL 2025 vol.1 as a founder partner. This festival gathers top creators from motion design, 3D, VFX, graphic design, and UI/UX for a day of cutting-edge inspiration. With powerful tools and workflows, Maxon supports the creative journey of artists worldwide.

Who Should Attend:

Creators and students in motion design, video, VFX, graphics, UI/UX, web, and related fields.

Speakers:

• Patrick 4D (Patrick Foley)
  Former cinematographer/producer turned “3D artist & digital chef,” specializing in photorealistic food and product visualization. Influencer with 200k Instagram followers, known for developing high-end 3D assets.

• Mami Kawashima (DRAWING AND MANUAL, Japan)
  Motion graphic designer and art director. Combines analog techniques (stop motion, typography scans) with After Effects to create organic visual styles.

• Hiromu Oka (Japan)
  Motion designer and risograph artist. Finalist of NY ADC Young Guns 20. Known for innovative animations using risograph printing techniques.

• Shota Oga (WOW, Japan)
  Director at WOW. Expert in photoreal CG and live-action compositing using Cinema 4D/Redshift, with credits in advertising, MV, and anime.

• Chris Schmidt (Rocket Lasso, USA)
  3D artist, educator, and developer with 20+ years in motion design. Founder of Rocket Lasso, co-creator of Half Rez, and long-time Cinema 4D community leader.

• Jonathan Winbush (USA)
  Creative director and 3D artist with credits on Iron Man and Transformers. Runs the YouTube channel “WINBUSH,” showcasing real-time workflows with Cinema 4D and Unreal Engine.

• Koji Aramaki (SIGNIF Inc., Japan)
  CEO of SIGNIF and leading Japanese motion designer. Known for Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and innovative animation that blends limited animation with motion graphics.

• EJ Hassenfratz (School of Motion, USA)
  Emmy-winning 3D artist, educator, and Creative Director at School of Motion. Certified Maxon Master Trainer, presenter at NAB, SIGGRAPH, Adobe Video World, and more. YouTube “eyedesyn” channel has 200k+ subscribers.

Tickets:

Get tickets on Peatix. Limited availability—secure your spot early.