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.
Possible back-story: Due to the Arsenal game being postponed this week because of snow. Ben, Octane Coffee Barista, decided to take the extra time to make a “How to Brew Video” for his coffee loving friends.
In other news, Boing Boing has recently discovered how to brew a good cup of coffee.
Even the kids in 1914 were riding fixies. Now I just need to find those boots to keep my legs warm in the winter too.
This is your captain speaking… we will be landing in a couple of hours. So please sit back, relax and enjoy the flight.
Atlanta, Georgia
Baltimore, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Dallas, Texas
Dothan, Alabama
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fort Worth, Texas
Houston, Texas
Miami, Florida
New Orleans, Louisiana
New York, New York
Panama City, Florida
Portland, Oregan
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Seattle, Washington
Tallahassee, Florida
Vancouver, British Columbia
Washington, D.C
Check it out! Atlanta Pecha Kucha plays a part in this version.
Monday’s Creative Inspiration… Storyboard.
2010! Wishing everyone all the best for the new year.
P.S.
It looks very exciting!
It is so sad to hear that I.D. Magazine has folded and I am so much going to miss it too. (Insert tears here.) Thanks for so many years and fueling my desire to study Industrial Design.
The ID issue that will never be seen:
I.D. Magazine
March/April 2010
Vol. 57, No. 2
Design + Health
1 week, 2 families, 3 parties, 4 cities, 5 gift exchanges (aka, dirty santa), 6 hours in snow/blizzard traffic, 7 varieties of alcoholic beverages, 8 tamales in my tummy, 9 different holiday treats brought home, 10 hours of sleep (total), 11 wild animal heads hanging on a wall, and a ‘12 Days of Christmas’ platter that, fortunately, we did not have to bring home.
