Racoon Studio Featured on Behance: Five Projects Selected in Motion Graphics and After Effects
Over the years, five Racoon Studio projects have been featured by Behance in both the Motion Graphics and After Effects galleries.
From Mnemonica to our most recent digital campaign for Iper La grande i, seeing different pieces of our work selected by the Behance curatorial team has been a recurring and particularly rewarding recognition.
Each project comes from a different brief, client, and creative challenge, but together they offer a glimpse into the kind of work we love to make: projects where illustration, storytelling, design, and animation can come together and find their own visual language.
Five Projects, Ten Features
The projects selected by Behance are Mnemonica, Poste Delivery Now, Hitachi Zosen Inova – Hunter Heritage, Jam, and Iper La grande i – Digital Campaign.
All five received a double feature, appearing in both the Motion Graphics and After Effects curated galleries.
What makes this especially satisfying is the variety of the projects themselves.
They span different years, visual styles, clients, and approaches to animation. Some are strongly character-driven, others focus more on graphic language or storytelling, but each represents a different part of Racoon’s creative journey.
From Mnemonica to Iper La grande i
The first of these projects, Mnemonica, was published in 2021, followed by Poste Delivery Now and Hitachi Zosen Inova in 2022, and Jam later that same year. More recently, Iper La grande i – Digital Campaign, published in 2025, joined the list.
Seeing projects created across different moments of the studio’s history receive the same kind of recognition makes these features feel less like isolated achievements and more like part of an ongoing path.
A Place We Still Look to for Inspiration
Behance has always been one of the places where creatives go to discover new work, explore different approaches, and see what other studios and artists are making around the world.
Having our own projects become part of those curated galleries is therefore especially meaningful.
It means seeing work that began inside the studio enter the same space we regularly use for inspiration and discovery — and knowing that, somewhere, it might become part of someone else’s reference folder too.
Five projects, two featured galleries each, and hopefully more to come.