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Beloved children’s toy Spirograph was reinvented in a beautiful, animated display at Leeds City Museum, created by artist Lesley Halliwell and William Card.

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Taking place in Leeds City Museum’s Brodrick Hall, the installation is inspired by the classic toy, bringing its distinctive patterns off the page and reimagining them as an immersive digital animation.

Taking place in Leeds City Museum’s Brodrick Hall, the installation is inspired by the classic toy, bringing its distinctive patterns off the page and reimagining them as an immersive digital animation.

Spirograph Reimagined, created by artists Lesley Halliwell and William Card, will celebrate 60 years since Denys Fisher invented the hugely popular drawing device, which uses geometric patterns to create elaborate spiral drawings.