Latest articles by Natalie Fear
Fiverr’s singing avocado ad slams janky AI 'vibe coding'
The platform is finally prioritising human talent.
The new Tron: Ares film poster is a wall-worthy masterpiece
I love the retro-futuristic aesthetic.
Sydney Sweeney’s “shameful” American Eagle ads are wrong on so many levels
It’s 2025. Do better.
"The industry needs to slow down": a day in the life of Ali Martín Filsoof
Design Dept's founder discusses building culturally relevant brands and the importance of taking your time.
Designer's ‘fixed’ Marvel logo enrages fans
To say it’s divisive is an understatement.
The Naked Gun movie goes “full chaos” with raunchy OnlyFans ads
I’m disturbed and delighted.
These fake Brendan Fraser posters almost fooled me
It's an ingenious movie campaign.
Lovart AI is the new threat designers didn’t need
It claims to have the "capabilities of an award-winning creative team."
"Chasing trends gets you nowhere”: the secret to standout branding with BUCK’s Ben Langsfeld
It’s all in the details.
The new Wicked: For Good posters are starting to feel like rage bait
Why are they all so flat?
I’m already in love with the new Pokémon x Aardman animation
What do you mean I have to wait until 2027?
Waitrose’s new mega billboard ads are impossible to ignore
They capture the spirit of summer.
Take note, this is how you modernise a 500-year-old brand
Cambridge University's St. John's College gets a slick new look.
"Formulaic design is like bad comedy": a day in the life of Gianni Tozzi
FutureBrand's global CCO discusses the importance of emotive design and the future of the creative industry.
"I gave myself permission to question what art could be": a day in the life of Claire Luxton
The contemporary artist discusses surrealism, poetry and the impact of AI.
The new Batman x Deadpool comic covers are pure genius
I can't pick a favourite variant.
Behold, the Ford logo we deserved (that got rejected)
It was created by design legend Paul Rand.
Guess Who gets a powerful makeover in poignant new campaign
Fédération Addiction taps into nostalgia to raise awareness.
