13/2/23 -Sky Kids Launch
A series of giant sculptures and artworks of iconic children’s characters pop-up across London in new exhibition to mark the launch of new Sky Kids TV channel
Top 20 favourite British TV children's characters of all time revealed
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· Larger-than-life sculptures and artwork of children’s TV characters Morph, Miffy and Where’s Wally have appeared overnight in London as part of a new experience for half term
· The giant artworks have been installed by Sky Kids, to mark the brand-new 24-hour TV channel launched for children under the age of 7
· An oversized life-like Morph popped up at Potters Fields, an illuminated 3m tall Miffy landed in Observation Point, and a gigantic Where’s Wally puzzle was revealed in Shoreditch
· The Sky Kids TV channel will house brand-new Sky Original programmes throughout the year featuring narrations from Daisy Haggard, Marcus Bentley, Jodie Whittaker and more, alongside familiar favourites such as Miffy’s Adventures Big and Small, Where’s Wally and The Epic Adventures of Morph
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A gigantic Where’s Wally puzzle is revealed in Shoreditch to mark the launch of Sky Kids, a 24-hour ad-free television channel aimed at children under the age of 7. Picture date: Monday February 13, 2023. The puzzle, which is part of a pop-up exhibition including installations based on Where’s Wally and Morph, follows new research by Sky Kids which reveals Britain’s favourite children’s characters of all time. Morph comes third in the poll with Paddington Bear also featuring in the top 10. Photo credit should read:Will Ireland/PinPep
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A gigantic Where’s Wally puzzle is revealed in Shoreditch to mark the launch of Sky Kids, a 24-hour ad-free television channel aimed at children under the age of 7. Picture date: Monday February 13, 2023. The puzzle, which is part of a pop-up exhibition including installations based on Where’s Wally and Morph, follows new research by Sky Kids which reveals Britain’s favourite children’s characters of all time. Morph comes third in the poll with Paddington Bear also featuring in the top 10. Photo credit should read:Will Ireland/PinPep
