Natalie Fear

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Natalie Fear

For creatives, the world of social media can oftentimes feel like a blessing and a curse. While it's a great way to promote your work to a global audience, the pressure to post, curate and connect can feel overwhelming, leading many of us to develop a sense of social media burnout or anxiety. Tackling this issue head-on are iconic creatives Malika Favre and George Wu with their wonderfully candid Instagram account: I can't afford this, but maybe she can.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Natalie Fear

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: FutureFor creatives, the world of social media can oftentimes feel like a blessing and a curse. While it's a great way to promote your work to a global audience, the pressure to post, curate and connect can feel overwhelming, leading many of us to develop a sense of social media burnout or anxiety.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Natalie Fear

Malika Favre on stage at Birmingham Design Festival . For creatives, the world of social media can oftentimes feel like a blessing and a curse. While it's a great way to promote your work to a global audience, the pressure to post, curate and connect can feel overwhelming, leading many of us to develop a sense of social media burnout or anxiety.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Natalie Fear

3 days agoFord is stoked about Charli XCX fans flipping its logoIs the F-150 the ultimate Bratmobile? With its musty product design and fussy old script logo, Ford is hardly the coolest of car brands. It doesn't …4 days ago10 everyday objects that are actually design masterpiecesFrom coffee makers to Lego bricks, creative professionals reveal the brilliantly designed items hiding in plain sight around us.

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Natalie Fear

In a world where digital media is king, it's easy to forget the tactile joys of good ol' fashioned print. Swooping in with a stunning reminder is Newspaper Club, with its latest project, The Printing Press. As the on-demand printing business's first self publication, it's been a long time coming, but the stunning result was certainly worth the wait.