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I am from the Bay Area, currently a Masters of International Marketing student studying in London. My interests include: graphic design, marketing, print publications, technology, fashion, event planning, EDM music, and reading.

My Tumblr gives you a peek into my sense of style and aesthetic preferences. I love reading and learning about brands, new emergent technology and the intersection of tech as a major position in our lives.

I am always looking for new projects to work and collaborate on. If you are interested, please send me a message.

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The Learning Brain: Cloud Atlas got me thinking about something that’s happened to me a... →

thelearningbrain:

Cloud Atlas got me thinking about something that’s happened to me a few times before.

I wrote this to a friend of mine last year in an attempt to explain what I felt when I first met her:

Do you ever meet someone new for the first time and think; “I feel like I know this person” or “wow this…

KASKADE: Wrapping up Redux →

thisisadynasty:

When I decided to pull the trigger on the “It’s You, It’s Me” Redux tour, I felt a little unsure. I wasn’t convinced that people would be interested in these older tracks. We are submerged in a culture that is all about what is going to be “in” next week, be it dubstep or trap or yodeling. I…

Thank you Kaskade for the amazing show in SF! <3 You’re one of my favorite DJs & your music always inspires and touches me deeply. I saw you at 3 different shows last year (EDC, Freaks of Nature tour in San Francisco and Sacramento) and was super excited when my best friend was able to snag 2 tickets for your Redux show at the Monarch last week! Best experiences ever! Keep doing what you’re doing!

Kaskade

You’ve gotta keep control of your time, and you can’t unless you say no. You can’t let people set your agenda in life.

Warren Buffett, on why productive people have empty schedules (via fastcompany)

View from my kitchen! It’s a little windy and cold out in London today so I felt like taking a break from exploring & instead stay in to catch up on some readings before class next week!

Every time we make a mobile call or send a text message–which pings a cell tower–that info is recorded. So, with enough computer power, a company can draw pretty accurate conclusions about how and when people move through a city or a region. Or they can tell where people have come from to attend an event. As part of a recent case study, for example, Verizon was able to say that people with Baltimore area codes outnumbered those with San Francisco area codes by three to one inside the New Orleans Superdome for the Super Bowl in February. In a world enamored of geolocation, this is digital gold. It’s one thing to know the demographic blend of a community, but to be able to find out how many people pass by a business and where they’re coming from, that adds a whole nother level of precision to target marketing.

What Phone Companies Are Doing With All That Data From Your Phone | Innovations (via infoneer-pulse)

(via infoneer-pulse)

itsdesigned:

24H in Barcelona by farfetch

I wanna go!

Because of my hair, I rarely, rarely get recognized, but I was in America couple of weeks ago, and I was in a lift in a department store and the doors opened and this woman stood there, looked at me and just went, “Khaleesi!” and then the doors closed! So that was bizarre and rarely happens but when it does it’s normally on that kind of crazy scale.

(via claraosmin)

Yes. #london #british #library #wallart (at British Library)

#london #graphic (at London Graphic Centre)