Londoners are notoriously anti-social during their daily commute, especially at this time of the year in which the days are dark and the weather is cruel. In a bid to boost the mood of passers-by, The Kennedys, W+K London’s young creative students, have created colour-therapy installation ‘DOSE of V1BES’.

Taking over our public-facing Hanbury Street window, ‘DOSE of V1BES’ is a soothing installation, where the public can get an emotional uplift by pressing buttons that match their current mood and experience their own personal colour-fuelled light created to show which looks to boost their vibe. Adapting learnings from colour therapy, the window helps to provoke emotive responses, including excitement, joy and optimism.

Come by Hanbury Street  to try out the installation before Feb 1.

Today marks the launch of Food Freedom, W+K London’s first global campaign with food delivery company Deliveroo.

The new campaign celebrates food happiness in all its forms – whether that’s a dirty burger on a hungover Saturday or when you’re at the office late on a Tuesday and the first bite of your Thai green curry gives you the strength to carry on. Deliveroo embraces the idea that food happiness is the freedom to have what you want, when you want it, where you want it.

The campaign is spearheaded by a 30″ TVC, directed The Sacred Egg’s Alex Mavor and Edward Kaye and includes radio, OOH, online and social work.