Blind Pig
- Open roles
- 0
- Founded
- 2009
- Employees
- 11-50
- Offices
- 0
About Blind Pig
Blind Pig was a British animation and motion design collective working across advertising, branded entertainment, television, film and experiential media. Founded in 2009 by Ric Comline as an animation counterpart to Absolute Post, it brought together animators, designers, illustrators and creative directors. The studio combined concept development and direction with production spanning hand-drawn animation, motion graphics and photorealistic computer-generated imagery.
Its work ranged from character-led commercials and title sequences to music videos, architectural projections and large-scale animated displays. Alongside traditional and digital 2D techniques, Blind Pig developed stylized and realistic 3D characters, integrated animation with live action, and incorporated creative artificial intelligence into its production workflows. Its commercial offering also extended to broadcast graphics and visual effects integration.
Selected work
For Gardaland’s 50th anniversary, Blind Pig helped transform the theme park’s mascot, Prezzemolo, into a 3D CG character, working with TBWA\Manchester and Chief. Other projects included the animated display for Disney and Formula 1’s Fuel the Magic showcase on the Las Vegas Sphere, and architectural projection mapping onto Walthamstow Town Hall for The Co-operative Bank.
The studio’s portfolio also included TopCashback’s Power of Joy Joy, Alzheimer’s Research UK’s Ode to the Brain, and campaign animation for the Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation. These projects encompassed commercial character work, conceptual animation, public-facing campaigns and experiential storytelling. Its broader collaborations included work for Nike, Apple, Google, IKEA, McDonald’s and the BBC.
Company history
Blind Pig developed its practice in London and maintained a historical office presence in New York. In November 2022, ENVY Group acquired both Blind Pig and Absolute Post, bringing their animation and post-production capabilities into a wider group.
Blind Pig ceased operations on 14 May 2026 following sustained industry pressures, rising operating costs and tighter production budgets. Its legal entity entered administration, bringing the studio’s commercial operations to an end.
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Historical creative leadership
The report records July 2024 promotions naming Ric Comline as Executive Creative Director, Thierry Levy as Head of Production, Christine Peters as 2D Creative Director and Sean Cooper as 3D Creative Director. These appointments describe the studio before its closure.
Production model
Blind Pig shared executive leadership and pipeline technology with Absolute Post, linking its animation practice with its sister studio’s post-production operation.
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Current and former locations of Blind Pig
- 19–21 Mortimer Street, Fitzrovia, London W1T 3JE, United KingdomLondon, England, United Kingdom
London office
Former officeClosed 2026
Former overall creative headquarters and production facility, co-located with Absolute Post. Operations ceased on 14 May 2026.
- 121 West 27th Street, Studio 405, New York, NY 10001, United StatesNew York, United States
New York office
Former officeClosed 2026
Historical US branch maintained in tandem with Absolute Post’s US presence.
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