This week in brand posts: Rockstar Games, OpenAI Developers and Affinity (9–15 November 2026)

Rockstar Games' launch post for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album shares Tove Lo's "Blood In Your Eyes", now streaming, with a couple leaning on a car at a pink sunset.

Rockstar Games' event post for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival says the ticket lottery closes "today at 4 p.m. ET", as the 15-second video lights up its Miami bill from a dark frame.

Google AI Studio's product update post adds Google Maps Platform to AI Studio, so a described idea becomes a maps app, and types "3D tour of NYC" into the prompt box.

OpenAI Developers' teaser post says only "Tomorrow." and plays like a retro game, with a pixel Continue and New Game menu and a fan post about the Codex and @modretro collab.

Temple's teaser, posted by founder Beni, names a new role, "the media engineer", as blue beams sweep up a drawn classical temple.

Android's partnership announcement introduces intelligent eyewear with Samsung, Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, now on pre-order, and closes on a Google and Samsung lockup in black.

Rox's brand film, posted by founding designer Beni, marks the company's fundraise with a gold Rox coin and a city bus wrapped in gold Rox branding.

HEX's rebrand film for dessn, captioned "an invitation to let your mind wander", sets hand-drawn flowers on green and a "Create freely" poster around dessn's agent task list.

Mavria's funding post introduces the company with "The next phase of the AI race will be won or lost in the physical world", over green blueprint drawings, and ends on mavria.com/careers.

Q-CTRL announces a US$290M Series C led by Salesforce Ventures in a nearly two-minute film, with "helping design what comes next" in large white type on black.

Claude's launch post for Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 prices Fable at $8 per million input tokens and $40 output, down from $10 and $50, over a planet's sunrise.

A landing page concept by stacked for a research lab, Bane, "Chasing the frontier.", loops a white knotted logo between its nav links and ends on a pink mesh form.

Google Research's Language Explorer film starts from "Fewer than 100 of the world's 7,000+ languages are well represented online", with "Explore the world's languages" over a glowing globe.

Odyssey's post, captioned "Still more out there.", holds on a person at a desk of glowing monitors and plants, floating on dark water under an image of Earth.

Figma's launch of 3D transforms, in open beta, rotates designs on x, y and z, works with Figma agent and Figma MCP, and spins "Dimension" in tilted type.

Affinity's launch film for Affinity for iPad answers "When iPad? NOW iPad." with a pencil sketching on iPad between lime-green brush-stroke frames.

HubSpot's launch film for Marketing Studio opens on "Marketing is typing…" and walks through Breeze Assistant, campaigns and an email A/B test, under "Plan it. Create it. Launch it. Measure it."

Nev Flynn's 158-second reel, "Design at ElevenLabs, 2026.", moves through ElevenLabs pages such as its "next-generation AI music generator", opening on a pink blur behind the wordmark.

Designedgepro's 7-second motion piece, "Nature meets 3D motion.", takes a lily from a grey 3D mesh to labelled blue surfaces and a red "BLOOM" wordmark.

Sajon's brand identity for Norrsken shows a teal aurora mark, its lockups and the clearspace pages of its brand guidelines on pale grey-green.

Zeh Fernandes' responsive typography demo runs "END OF THE INTERNET" in chrome 3D letters around a window's edge, rewrapping as the window shrinks.