Natalie Fear
Natalie is Creative Bloq's staff writer. With an eye for trending topics and a passion for internet culture, she brings you the latest in art and design news. A recent English Literature graduate, Natalie enjoys covering the lighter side of the news and brings a fresh and fun take to her articles. Outside of work (if she’s not glued to her phone), she loves all things music and enjoys singing sweet folky tunes.
Latest articles by Natalie Fear
The Smile 2 poster is a terrifying homage to a horror classic
By Natalie Fear published
You can’t beat a creepy Kubrick stare.
Flavours of the past get a modern makeover in this deliciously retro steakhouse rebrand
By Natalie Fear published
Tavern puts a contemporary spin on Sizzler's archived illustration.
We all need to calm down about the Minecraft Movie trailer, I've made peace with the fact it's not for me
By Natalie Fear published
It was never going to be high-brow cinema.
Fifa's Club World Cup logo is too minimalist for its own good – fans think it feels "hollow"
By Natalie Fear last updated
Minimalism isn't always the answer.
Hey Canva, AI isn’t a valid reason to increase your prices by 300%
By Natalie Fear last updated
Users are already jumping ship.
The Wombles rebrand is a cosy blast of nostalgia
By Natalie Fear published
Cat How discusses refining the "essence of Womble".
The VFX industry has a diversity issue – here’s what we need to do about it
By Natalie Fear published
UpliftUs founder Amy Mercer discusses the importance of community
This quirky font foundry logo is a feast for the eyes
By Natalie Fear published
I love the heritage-inspired design.
New ad proves Burger King’s beef with McDonald’s is getting stale
By Natalie Fear published
The new campaign just feels desperate.
Camden Town WFC’s new kit is actually designed for women
By Natalie Fear published
The design was made using Adobe’s Creative Cloud.
No, the Nike logo on Liverpool FC's new kit isn't a mistake
By Natalie Fear published
It’s a bold celebration of women’s football.
"Be interested, and you will be interesting”: a day in the life of Beardwood&Co designer Sarah Williams
By Natalie Fear published
The co-CEO discusses her role as President of AIGA NY and the importance of knowing your value in the industry.
I love the simplicity of these powerful breast cancer awareness ads
By Natalie Fear published
This supermarket encourages you to #TouchYourBreasts.
The new plague ridden Duolingo logo is making me sad
By Natalie Fear published
"Duo is quite literally sick of reminding everyone to do their lessons!"
Jessica Walsh launches emotion-driven font foundry Type of Feeling
By Natalie Fear published
The indie "passion project" embraces candid design.
Chime proves that financial branding doesn’t have to be boring
By Natalie Fear published
JKR builds a banking brand with personality.
Melania Trump’s flavourless memoir book cover accused of plagiarism
By Natalie Fear published
Where’s the personality?
Donald Trump’s NFT trading cards are back and cringier than ever
By Natalie Fear published
The 'America First' collection is his worst yet.
Beyoncé’s elegant whisky packaging is a smooth sip of luxury
By Natalie Fear published
Queen B is more than a one-trick pony.
New “chonker of a Batman logo” fails to fly with DC fans (but I love it)
By Natalie Fear published
DC’s CEO has spoken, it’s here to stay.
The latest Apple event wallpapers give your homescreen a glow up
By Natalie Fear published
Apple’s Glowtime event invites could be teasing the iPhone 16.
'There was a creative void that we both wanted to fill': a day in the life of designers Benji Wiedemann and Alex Lampe
By Natalie Fear published
Wiedemann Lampe founders discuss the dynamic of their creative partnership and approaching design briefs with forensic accuracy.
"We're an army of joy makers": Adam Davis on designing stages for Beyoncé and Taylor Swift
By Natalie Fear published
TAIT’s CEO discusses the roots of rock and roll and building a sandbox for creativity.
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