Deep Dive into The Very Small Creatures characters 😍 with Director, Lucy Izzard

Take a journey and go behind the scenes of The Very Small Creatures with Director, Lucy Izzard.
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The Very Small Creatures follows the adventures of five, toddler-like clay creatures who explore a child’s playroom when no one is around. Through interacting with objects they find, the creatures learn about their physical world, themselves and each other.
💗Pink is the natural leader of the group, a resilient creature with buckets of confidence. You’ll often find Pink trying things first, no matter how daring it may appear to the other Very Small Creatures.
🧡Orange is the most sociable of the bunch and enjoys spending time with the other four Very Small Creatures. Orange is a little accident prone and clumsy at times so you’ll often find Pink, Green, Blue and Yellow acting quickly to help Orange feel better.
💚Green is the more impulsive and excited Very Small Creature with a brilliant optimistic outlook on life. Green is brave and very curious and you’ll often find they are the first to join in with any activity.
💙Blue is the more reserved of the group, who can be a little shy and nervous. Whilst they are very creative and have a curious nature, they often need encouragement from friends to try new things. Blue always ends up joining in the play and having fun with the other Very Small Creatures gaining bravery and confidence along the way.
💛Yellow is a very calming influence on the group and cares deeply for the other four Very Small Creatures. They are a critical thinker and take time to assess a situation before acting, but this doesn’t stop them from joining in the fun.
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[@FroggysMemories]

This is real "The rainbow friends" and i love this! They so cute!!!😊😊😊

[@LondonBus73]

Good Aardman

[@COMMANDERFOX31]

These are the kind of cartoons I watched as a child. Kind, non-aggressive, simple, made with love, and deliver both common sense and morals. I hope you guys replace Disney in the future, because many are tired of the same repeating and violent products these mass media corps spit every few months. Amazing job folks!

[@JosephDWmPelobello]

I agree with you that these are better than Disney. Hail Aardman!

[@topofthemountain227]

Japan has those!

[@Koichi926]

Very cute!

[@leflstopmotion]

Beautiful! Great job!

[@dinomation]

Cute little guys

[@onkelmadin]

Supie!

[@MXMAN_GummyBar]

0:18 bros a furry 💀

[@brissadlr9939]

I think I like Wallace and Gromit better

[@COMMANDERFOX31]

Wallace and Gromit targets a wide age audience, it was made for everyone even the elderly. This one specifically targets kids. But I'd take this over the "child friendly" sociopathic nonsense that is on Netflix and Cartoon Network.