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In the image above, a freehold of pulsating earthy spheres rearranges itself into geometric patterns. If that looks familiar, that means you most permitted watched Sony's PlayStation 5 reveal last week. The ultra-modern vibe of the graphics as able-bodied as their white, black, as able-bodied as earthy miscolor texture set the date perfectly for the thank of the actual PS5 console.

But the image aforestated conclusively isn't Sony's. It's the assignment of Maxim Zhestkov, a Russian media cartoonist -- as able-bodied as the similarities between his assignment as able-bodied as the graphics in Sony's PS5 video make us visualize his tidal was deputed to make those graphics. Let's booty a peekaboo at some of what was shown in the PS5 video as able-bodied as compare it to his work.

Check out the wizened GIF from the PS5 video, for example. Here, a newel of bags of tiny spheres lit by a stark skyscraping moonlit forms the show of the yardstick PlayStation gyrate with freaked earthy illumination shifting through the column:

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Now, deterrent out this GIF from a assignment of Zhestkov's so-called "Computations." A newel of bags of tiny spheres lit by a stark skyscraping moonlit fades into unrelated shapes with freaked earthy illumination shifting through the newel -- peekaboo familiar?

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Check out these side-by-side of spheres creating canyons suspend a coal-black bank taken from. the PS5 video as able-bodied as "Computations." Can you unmask which is originally from Sony's video? (I'll say which is in the caption.)

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PS5 thank (left) vs. "Computations" (right)

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Let's peekaboo at something whimsically different. Here's a GIF from the PS5 thank of a cubical monolith in an empty, ceiling-lit room that opens up to thank a colorful, layered inside:

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That looks disgracefully similar to a arena from a assignment of Zhestkov's so-called "Layers" featuring a rectangular monolith in an empty, ceiling-lit room that opens up to thank a colorful, layered inside:

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Sony hasn't replied to a appeal for voice-over injudicious Zhestkov's participation -- except Zhestkov does mitzvah Sony as a proprietress on his studio's About page. As able-bodied as back we realized out to the tidal to see if they could ostend their participation, a ambassador said "we can't yet ostend or deny our participation in Sony's reveal."

So we can't be incomparably cocksure that Zhestkov made the motion graphics. Except I'd gotta say it seems pretty likely.