Morph, the animated clay figurine, is set to return to UK screens with 15 new episodes. Peter Lord, who created the character with David Sproxton, has revealed that new five-minute episodes are being ...

Before Aardman Animations was bagging Oscars and working with Mel Gibson, it was a tiny Bristol-based studio most famous for creating Morph, the clay-bodied character who lived on Tony Hart’s desk.

If anyone is planning on organising a Morph flashmob, could they please invite Peter Lord? The co-founder of Aardman Animations and co-creator of the 14cm-tall ...

Here's animated TV favourite Morph indulging in a little role-clay - by feeding a peanut to an eager squirrel. The amusing picture was taken by Morph co-creator Peter Lord, who often takes the ...

Sky has commissioned new episodes of the iconic children's TV show Morph, to premiere on its new Sky Kids app later this year. The British broadcaster has teamed up with Oscar-winning Aardman ...

Dozens of human-sized statues of the children's television character, Morph, will be arriving in London as part of a free public art exhibition. Made in conjunction with the children's wheelchair ...

Who's Morph?' you ask? Then you're most likely under 35. For us oldies, Morph was the delightful animated clay man who cheered up our after-school afternoons on the Tony Hart Show (''Who's Tony Hart?' ...

Morph is jumping out of his box and returning to our TV screens next month with a new series for CBBC. The new episodes follow a Kickstarter campaign in late 2013 that raised over £110,000 and ...

Classic children's television favourite Morph is set for a revival. A bid by Aardman studios to raise funds to create new adventures for the claymation character has been hugely successful. The ...