To coincide with the International Day of Disabled People, commuters and travellers were presented with a custom cover wrap that highlights how far we still have to go to create a genuinely accessible world. Partnering with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), the collaboration amounts to a print run of 15,000 special editions distributed at nine central London transport hubs in support of the charity’s ‘Letter from Santa’ campaign. Metro has shown itself to be in touch with blind and partially sighted readers as the first national newspaper in the UK to run a braille front cover. Vote for the work here Wildfarmed: A Story About Bread by Lemonade Money

Condemned to spend Christmas from inside his laptop, he patiently sits on the table watching everyone eat their dinner, tries to thank his daughter for a gift that he cannot physically open and hilariously attempts to have sex with his wife, which predictably doesn’t go as planned. As the wife goes up to her husband’s office to check on him, she shockingly finds that he is in fact stuck inside his laptop.Īs the video progresses, viewers watch the family try to make the best of the strange situation by including Dad in the usual holiday events. Starring Kerry Howard and Daniel Barker, the dark comedy begins with a family patiently waiting on their dad to finish up work for the year so they can start the festivities. But what happens if you get stuck on a call for the rest of time? Wonderhood Studios has imagined this frankly terrifying thought in its new Christmas campaign that hopes to encourage people to truly switch off over the holidays. Working from home has become a way of life for a lot of people, and with that comes the dreaded never-ending slew of Zoom calls.

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