is taking over Tate!
Learn about storytelling and stop motion animation in this Digital Makers event with Aardman. Make a Morph, design a prank and remix the Tate collection.Â
Be creative, experience new technologies and become digital artists.
If you can’t make this event, you will be able to recreate it at home or in the classroom with our  over on  after the event.
Digital Makers is a series of digital art making workshops aimed at 8–14 year olds. These workshops will be inspired by art and artists and explore a range of digital skills.
Quotes from kids
We actually got to be artists and discover their ways of creating.
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The project helped me feel more confident because I haven’t done a digital workshop before and I also learned a lot about different types of photography and the history of photos.
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I found it exciting and fun as we were able to be inventive and creative
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Morph checks out Tate Britain before his workshop. Taking some inspiration from the 1540s gallery. c. Merlin Crossingham
Sliding down the banister at Tate Britain. c. Merlin Crossingham
What a poser! Morph in front of Henry Moore’s Recumbent Figure (1938) c. Merlin Crossingham
Getting ready for the workshop in the Taylor Digital Studio. c. Merlin CrossinghamÂ
Cheeky! Stealing some cake in the Tate Britain cafe. c. Merlin CrossinghamÂ