Introducing the all-new website for Lawson's Dry Hills, the iconic Marlborough wine producer. Immerse yourself in a captivating blend of stunning photography and cutting-edge design, where the art of wine meets seamless online shopping.
KDDM was delighted to be asked to work with the Pitt Rivers again, to create a digital campaign for the museum’s musical instrument collection.
We devised a creative and in-depth organic digital campaign that unpicked Eurocentric classifications of musical instruments, and asking the audience the questions – what is music? And, what makes something a musical instrument?
Exciting news! Nigella has just announced her new book, due out in October 2020, COOK EAT REPEAT.
Quite lovely to have worked with five of the authors listed in the The Times' best classic cookbooks of all time...
We all know how important Instagram Stories have become in the mix. Instagram is going to make our lives slightly easier by allowing users to add multiple images and videos to your story at once. The update is available on Android immediately and will be rolled out to iOS soon.
The new @design account, which was launched at Milan Design Week, will focus on highlighting emerging creators and connecting the community.
The account will focus on going behind the scenes with emerging designers and creators at home, in studios, and at global festivals to learn about their craft. They'll also explore Instagram's internal creative processes.
Last year, Instagram launched shoppable organic posts for businesses in the US, giving brands the ability to add e-commerce links within their organic posts. This has now been extended to the UK.
Embedded, rotatable 3D objects in posts are coming your way. It may seem like a frippery, but rather than seeing a picture of the table you want, how much more useful would it be to be able to look at it from every angle? Social advertising just took a leap forward.
Mark Zuckerberg is no longer the coolest kid in school, sitting in the back of the classroom with his hoodie on. Last year, the Facebook CEO cum Michael Cera lookalike told investors that “coolness is done for us.” Teens are leaving Facebook in droves for new friends like Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter — at an estimated rate of up to a million a year.
Watch was launched last year and Facebook's focus was on procuring Watch shows from professional publishers. But now the plan is to expand by allowing more creators to upload their own content without Facebook purchasing rights to their programming. Instead, the ad revenue would be split.