Following the Wallace & Gromit animation event planned for 2024, Apple is looking to establish a tradition of winter showcases at its London headquarters, which has been located at the iconic former Battersea coal power station since 2023. The tech giant has introduced a campaign named Your tree on Battersea, a drawing contest that invites British children and adults alike to design their own Christmas tree using an iPad. The top 24 entries will be displayed on the towering 103-meter-high chimneys of the facility from December 4 to December 24.
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Apple has created a dedicated page where participants can download a template to be used in a drawing app on the iPad, and a form that needs to be filled out by November 23 to submit their Christmas tree design. The contest is open exclusively to UK residents.
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