Design Description
Morph and The Very Small Creatures have been up to mischief again! This time they found the paints and have been splashing around in all the different and bright colours. Then they got even busier and found Morph and tried to paint him too. He’s ended up as one Mega Messy Morph with paint splats all over him! How many Very Small Creatures can you spot? Get hunting and tell your friends and family which one is your favourite. They all have something unique and different about them, just like each Morph on this trail!
Artist Information
Amanda Quellin is a Scenic Artist and illustrator, with a career working in television, theatre and commercial public arts projects. She runs a creative design studio, specialising in public art work, illustration and large scale mural projects. Amanda studied for a BA in fine art and has a Masters in Children’s book illustration for which she was awarded a distinction in 2020.
Sponsor Information
Sky is delighted to sponsor Morph’s Epic Art Adventure trail, bringing to life one of the most-loved characters on Sky Kids screens in a series of brilliant and bold designs across London. This is the perfect accessible activity which will inspire families to get out together on this step-free city trail. Passers-by can look out for Sky’s very own Morph sculptures one designed by Rob Biddulph located in front of Tower Bridge and the other, Mega Messy Morph, by the Tate Modern.
Buy a Morph at Auction
When the Trail ends, the super-sized Morph sculptures will be auctioned to raise funds for Whizz Kidz. Whizz Kidz supports young people by providing the wheelchairs, equipment, support and confidence-building experiences they need, and campaigning for a more inclusive society. We hope to raise enough funds in the auction to allow 100 more young wheelchair users across England, Scotland and Wales be mobile, enabled and included.
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