Legendary U.K. animation studio Aardman Animations has greenlit a new preschool series, “The Very Small Creatures,” commissioned by Sky Kids and utilizing characters from the iconic Aardman “Morph” ...

The London show invites visitors into the world of stop-motion, and showcases five decades of Aardman through original models ...

An exhibition at the Young V&A in London reveals the painstaking and devoted practice of the characters’ creators, Aardman Studios.

There’s a strange – and, the more you think of it, unnerving – contradiction at the heart of Aardman Animations’ films. On ...

Before Wallace and Gromit, before Creature Comforts, there was Aardman’s first stop motion star: Morph. The character was created by Aardman co-founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton in 1977 to appear ...

This new exhibition is a real treat, providing a glimpse behind the scenes with some of Britain’s most beloved animated ...

It's time to break out the clay and Play-Doh - Morph is coming back to our TV screens with the backing of Sky. Marking the broadcaster's first steps into original children's programming, everyone's ...

Aardman and Sky Kids have expanded the hit Morph brand with the launch of The Very Small Creatures season two and the Sky Live game Morph Thingy-Ma-Bobstacle Course. The Very Small Creatures season ...

The eight-inch plasticine model was first created in 1977 and made its debut in the BBC children’s programme Take Hart One of Aardman's most iconic creations has been sold for £1,100 at auction.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Legendary U.K. animation studio Aardman Animations has greenlit a new preschool series, “The Very Small Creatures,” commissioned ...