Back in 2013, we created Alpha TV Christmas Stings. Five short 2d animations inspired by Christmas spirit and festive atmosphere.

We decide to create a Christmas celebration where reality is slightly bent, symmetry is king, and festive elements come with a wink of absurdity. This five-part animated series takes classic holiday imagery—snowmen, reindeer, gifts, and xmas trees—and filters them through a perfectly geometric, hyper-stylized lens. The aesthetic? A perfect blend of clean vector lines, cozy color palettes, and just enough absurdity to make you wonder if the eggnog was a bit too strong.

But this isn’t just about static holiday visuals—motion is at the heart of the experience. Sleek, rhythmic animations breathe life into the world, with elements bouncing, morphing, and unfolding in mesmerizing sequences.

Picture this: A snowman who sports impeccably tailored scarves. A reindeer whose antlers double as an avant-garde chandelier. A gift box pulsating like it contains something alive (it probably does). Each short is a self-contained visual poem, a playful study in festive forms, movement, and the slightly bizarre undercurrents of holiday tradition.

With its limited yet vibrant color palette, smooth motion, and an air of minimalist whimsy, these Alpha TV Christmas stings aren’t just about celebrating the season—it’s about reimagining it.