Vote for the best piece of work in our Creative Round-Up: Ogilvy & Mather, Barber & Osgerby, Edwina Ellis, Hat-Trick, Build, The One Off, Music and Studio Lin

The Drum brings you a round-up of some of the latest interesting creative work.

Every fortnight The Drum publishes a slection of new creative work. Now you can vote for the work you like best in this online feature. To submit work for publication contact Thomas@thedrum.com.This creative round-up features Ogilvy & Mather’s recent ad campaign for Expedia, The Royal Mint's commemorative £2 coins designed by Barber & Osgerby and Edwina Ellis for the 150th anniversary of the London Underground, Hat-Trick's stamp designs for Royal Mail's six stamps featuring famous artwork created for the London Underground, Build's latest poster for German magazine Form’s ongoing series, The One Off's work promoting the Fedrigoni Woodstock paper range as a 2013 calendar, Music's creative for the second season of biannual menswear showcase London Collections: Men, and New York’s Studio Lin's calendar design and packaging for Fab. Ogilvy & Mather’s recent ad campaign for Expedia uses IATA codes on luggage tags to create phrases related to travel. To mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground, The Royal Mint has issued two commemorative £2 coins. The first, ‘Train’, is by Barber & Osgerby who also designed the Olympic Torches, while the second, ‘Roundel’, is designed by Edwina Ellis and features the edge inscription ‘MIND THE GAP’. The Royal Mail has issued six stamps featuring famous artwork created for the London Underground. Designed by Hat-Trick, the set forms a timeline of the underground’s development, with a graphic device at the foot of each stamp matching the colours of the various lines. Build has created the latest poster for German magazine Form’s ongoing series, tackling the theme of ‘Collaboration’ by illustrating a sonnet composed of 140 of the agency’s Twitter followers’ favourite words. The One Off has been tasked with promoting the Fedrigoni Woodstock paper range as a 2013 calendar. Inspired by the natural pastel tones and tactile texture of the range reminiscent of school exercise books, the agency has designed a set of notebooks and diary that play on the evocative nature of the range. Biannual menswear showcase London Collections: Men has collaborated with branding and creative agency Music to develop the creative for its second season. Photography forms a key part of the promotional campaign with the shoot delivered in collaboration with set builder Sarah Parker, still life photographer Sam Hofman and stylist Luke Day. New York’s Studio Lin has designed a calendar and packaging for Fab to be given to each of its more than 4,000 vendors. The solution is an ultra colourful take on the Massimo Vignelli Max 365 calendar.