Notes from HQ

In our new app, The Creature Garden, kids can create wonderful, incredible, fantastical creatures.

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We talked to Natasha Durley, an illustrator and the artist behind The Creature Garden, to ask her some questions about her process and inspirations for designing the app. Here’s what we found out. 

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Tinybop apps are now on Google Play! Explore the invisible and awesome wonders of our world in Skyscrapers, Simple Machines, The Earth, Homes, and Weather.

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What do you do when you have a question? You Google it.

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Skyscrapers is now on Google Play — free for 7 days — with 4 more Tinybop apps. 

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We have a big favor to ask all of you who have played our apps on Android. It should only take a minute of your time but it will mean the world to us.

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Remember The Flintstones, the animated television series from the 1960s, in which a prehistoric family scrambles about in a stone car and cares for their pet dinosaur?

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Wenjia is an undergraduate illustration student at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) but she found time to work with us to create the artwork for Mammals.

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Our favorite astrophysicist explains why, even if his kids don't want to be scientists, they're naturally born curious and they're going to be scientifically literate.

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One minute they’re laughing, the next they’re crying. It’s probably not a secret to you that kids experience a range of feelings throughout the day. Help them identify and explore their dynamic emotions by creating an emotion meter in a free printable activity inspired by our app, Me by Tinybop.

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