Atlanta Food Carts Petition! →
Calling All Concerned Citizens to Help Legalize Street Food!

Hello, my name is Alfredo. I am a multi-discipline designer with a focus in product experience. Currently, I am working with medical devices and cadavers.
This is an archive of the things I find interesting or may be exploring. I also take photos, send sms updates via twitter, and I organize Atlanta Pecha Kucha. However, you can just keep it professional and connect with me on LinkedIn.
Calling All Concerned Citizens to Help Legalize Street Food!
On Saturday, I traveled to see the Bloom performance. It was an art performance in an unlikely space (Lenox Square) that pursued the meaning of how the life of places are inherently made by the people and objects in them. I hope you enjoy this small snippet and you can find another one here too.
Atlanta just witnessed a full winter season in 24hrs. Thanks for coming snow and will we see you next week? I am busy on Tuesday, yet would still love to see you again!
In October, I asked Christiane if she would come forward with an “Open Letter to the Next Mayor” at our 13th Volume of Atlanta Pecha Kucha. She happily accepted the invitation and then asked me for assistance on how to turn her 20 slides into her first online project. To make a long story short… I will like to introduce you to AtlantaFoodCarts.com and let the revolution begin!
With all the hype and prophesies connected to the Apple iPad… I am afraid we just witnessed the death of printed design portfolios too.
— findfado
Banksy is a name. His identity and biographical details are all speculation. Who knows… Banksy could even be an alternate name for Project Mayhem. Now regardless of history, I just feel Banksy has sure been flirting with mass media and the public attention a little too much. For example, the interweb is buzzing about Banksy’s new debut film, Exit Through the Gift Shop. I just hope the mystery behind Banksy won’t be revealed too much to the public if this project is real.
Whoo-hoo! We are moving up on the list and mom thought a future in engineering & architecture would be better. Ha. The Wall Street Journal just posted the best 200 jobs for the states.