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The award-winning animation studio announces a new 20-episode Season 7 and Season 3, respectively, for its 2 most popular stop-motion shows.

Aardman has announced forthcoming new series for two of its most popular IPs: Shaun the Sheep and Very Small Creatures.

'There's a lot of comedy in toddlers,' says Lucy Izzard, creator of 'The Very Small Creatures,' a series for preschool kids using real toddler voices.

In a series of articles on Aardman's new wave of talent, the creative minds behind 'Lloyd of the Flies' speak about how the kids' show evolved.

'We are currently working on more stories in the world of 'Robin, Robin,'' Aardman's Dan Ojari and Mikey Please tell Variety.

The stop-motion show’s second season is accompanied by ‘Morph Thingy-Ma-Bobstacle Course,’ a new interactive game exclusive to Sky Live - the AI-enabled interactive camera from Sky – where you can physically direct Morph along a series of epic obstacle courses, collecting buttons, dodging shapes, and battling bosses to reach the top of the leader board.

Aardman and Sky Kids have launched a stop-motion pre-school animation The Very Small Creatures and a new Morph interactive game for Sky Live.

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.

Aardman has launched The Very Small Creatures, a new series for 1- to 3-year-olds, on Sky Kids.

Aardman Working On First Preschool Series In Over A Decade Wallace & Gromit is producing the preschool series for Sky Kids. The show stars the titular characters: colorful, genderless creatures who behave like toddlers, and who first appeared in Aardman’s classic Morph shorts. The Very Small Creatures will be made with Aardman’s signature plasticine-puppet stop motion, augmented by the “occasional graphic flourish.” It is the studio’s first preschool series since 2009’s Timmy Tim...