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And when you realized, the year is over

6 years blogging and I right now I found myself guilty for not explaining you why I dissapear mostly half of the year... So as I love making summaries and lists, let's summaries my 2014 :)

1. SABF

Now, if you are reading this, and you are a university student, this might be really interesting for you! (really)

So, the South American Business Forum (SABF), is a conference organized by student for students, that take place in Buenos Aires, in August for three days and bring together 100 of the best students from all around the world. You can read more about and/or aplly here: http://www.sabf.org.ar/

This is how my year started, being part of the team that organize this conference, it was an intence year full of work, but a super amazing experience! If you has the chance to participate, it really change your life as a student!

sabf south american business forum student conference buenos aires itba
2. Tech Trek

While the whole organization of SABF was happening, I also was organizing a project I called "Tech Trek", do you remember last year I went to San Francisco? Well... I decided I wanted to go again but this time visiting tech companies, startups, accelerators and moe! Was a super exciting trip that last 10 days and visit 35 different companies! Pretty amazing trip :)

Silicon valley trip tech trek itba buenos aires

Google Bicycle in HQ San Francisco
Instagram HQ in San Francisco

3. University

But not everything was travelling this year... I also spend a lot of time studying, and I happy to said that I'm in third year of my studies :) 2 years from getting my degree!!

Study and travelling
4. TEDx / Capital Cities Concert

I think this year I trully enjoyed Buenos Aires in his maximan potencial  :) I get to attend Tedx Rio de la plata, that is the biggest TEDx in the world!! and it was amazing! If you dont know Ted Talks, they are like 10 minutes talk that really blow your mind, they are made by normal peopke who has a story to tell or are passionete about something. PS: they are addicting, so be careful lol

TEDx Rio de la Plata 2014 en Tecnópolis
I also went to more concert this year that in my whole life! I went to hear Jack Johnson, Capital Cities (my favorite band so far), on the summer I also went to the Ultra Music Festival, which amazing but pretty exhausting, and a couple more

Concierto Capital Cities en el Luna Park en Diciembre 2014
So yep, that was basically my year, was really really different from others, but I think one of the most amazing ones, and where I met the most incredible people!

Pases y tarjetas - Recuerdos
 So I'm super excited about this new year, but I don't know if can be as good as 2014 was :)

As, lot of things has changes around here, I will have a couple of different post soon!

So, what was your best moment of 2014??

Love, Agus



Como hacer un Poster personalizado / DIY Custom Poster

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In the last couple of moth I have been obsessed with calligraphy, as I got few time during the day because of my studies, calligraphy is the one thing that require so few things and is so satisfing and beautiful (at least for me...)

The other day I post this image on Instagram, and yep... most of my study break end up at something like that...

So one day I was really hurry for making a birthday gift I have in few days, I wanted to do something really representative... and I has this quote that I think really identify my friend and decided to make it into a poster...

Ultimamente he estado obsesionada con la caligrafía y debido que generalemente tengo poco tiempo durante el día porque me la paso todo el día en la facu o en casa estudiando, la caligrafía es de esas cosas tan lindas que requieren tan poco con un papel y una lapicera ...

El otro día publiqué esta foto en Instagram por ejemplo... sip... así terminan la mayoria de mis cuadernos cuando estudio jaja.


How to make a Custom Poster


This is super easy and fast idea to make the perfect gift! The first thing you have to do is choose the quote you want and start writting in down, I use black ink and a brush, and regular paper. There is not much to explain here is just practice and do it over and over again until you like the result.

I wrote it down five or six times, and this two were my favorties. Sometimes one page never get to be perfect but as we are going to edit it latter you can have two and mix the letters/words you like of one with the other.

Esta es una idea super y fácil y sencilla para hacer un regalo, más que todo porque es super personalizable!

Lo primero que tienen que hacer es elegir la frase que quieren, y simplemente empezar a escribirla, yo use papel común de impresora, tinta china y un pincel. Y acá la verdad que no hay mucho para explicar es simplemente escribirlo una y otra vez hasta que estén satisfechas con el resultado...

Brush letteringHere is when the magic happen, you scan both of the pages, and insert it into Adobe Illustrator. (If you have two pages you have to do it separately for both). First, you will need to create a new project at Illustrator with the size of your poster, and then go to, file> place> and select the image scanned. Once you have your image in Illustrator, selected and click on "Image Trace"

Acá es cuando la magia sucede! Una vez que lo scanean, abren Illustrator y crean un nuevo proyecto con el tamaño del poster, y después van a File > Place y seleccionan la imagen que acaban de escanear. Y este basicamente es un tutorial de como vectorizar imagenes, y porque es importante vectorizar se estarán preguntando! Pues la razón es que las imagenes vectorizadas no se pixelan, entonces si queremos imprimir con buena calidad y encima algo tan grande como un poster es más que esencial que este vectorizado!

Entonces una vez que tienen la imagen en illustrator hacen click en "Image Trace" 

Como vectorizar en adobe illustrator

After that click on "Expand"
Después en "Expand"

Como vectorizar en adobe illustrator

Your image should look something like this, now everything on the image you scanned is a vector, even the white space.
Su imagen se debería ver algo como esto, eso quiere decir que todo lo fue scaneado en esta imagen ahora esta vectorizado, incluso los espacios en blanco.

Como vectorizar en adobe illustrator

So as we don't need the white space, only the black words, we are going to ungroup it, and start selecting the white part we don't want and delete them

Pero como no queremos los espacios en blanco, seleccionamos, y con click derecho vamos a "Ungroup", y empezamos a seleccionar todas las partes blancas que queremos eliminar.

Como vectorizar en adobe illustrator
Now, we only have the words, you are free to do whathever you want, you can make it super big, change color, put and image under, once again the possibilities are endless!
Ahora que solo tenemos las palabras sin fondo blanco, podemos hacer lo que queramos desde cambiarle el color hasta ponerle una imagen de fondo, etc.

How to make a custom poster


When you are ready and like the result, let's go ahead and save it, you want to save in .pdf because if not you will lose all that vectoring. So go to File > Save as > nameofyourfile.pdf
Una vez que esta listo es hora de guardarlo, van File> Save as> y lo guardan en PDF!! y es muy importante que sea pdf sino todo el vectorizado se pierde!

How to make a custom poster
And you are ready to print!
Y ya esta listo para imprirse! Yo acá en Buenos Aires lo mandé a imprimir a Staples, si es blanco y negro te lo hacen en el momento!

How to make a custom poster


I hope you liked the idea! and remember to share your projects in my facebook page :)

Love, Agus

9 Cafés de Buenos Aires

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A lo largo del año pasado fuí visitando por distintos motivos distintos cafés por Buenos Aires, y no dejo de sorprenderme de la cantidad de cafecitos super lindos que hay por toda la ciudad! Creo que te la podes pasar un año sin repetir siempre el mismo. Así que acá mi review de 8 que visité en el 2014:


1. COCU

Ir a Cocu es como transportarse por una tarde a Francia, entrás y hay un olorcito a baguette recién horneado, sumale a esto que todos los que atienden son francesés y la callecita donde esta es de lo más tranquila. Tienen la opción "merienda para dos", que es como para 3, en serio, es muchoo. Creo que lo que más me quedo grabado de este lugar fueron las tostadas que trajeron en la merienda, era un pan super raro que estaba buenísimo. (Un detalle, no aceptan tarjeta...)


















Dirección: Malabia 1510, CABA


2. BARRIO CAFETERO

Barrio cafetero es una cafetería para comprar café para llevar, ahora tiene dos locales! uno en Florida y otro en Reconquista!. El café que hacen es riquísimo, el local es chiquito y super familiero pero con más que todo con muchísima buena onda. En verdad saben de café acá. Vengan a probarlo, porque es una buena alternativa para romper con la rutina de Starbucks y probar un buen café.

★ Mejor café para llevar!

Barrio cafetero cafeterias en buenos aires Dirección: Florida 833 / Reconquista 519, CABA
Página: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Barrio-Cafetero/


3. LE PAIN QUOTIDIEN

Bueno, Le Pain, que más decir, conozco solo dos el que esta cerca del Malba y el que esta en Recoleta, y me encanta todo, las mesa comunitaria que siempre tienen, el capuccino, los panes que tienen a disposición, que el lugar sea tan acogedor. La primera vez que fuí estaba lloviendo y era invierno y entrar ahi para tomar un capuccino caliente me dejo de los mejores recuerdos 


Dirección: Armenia 1641, CABA (hay dos más pero ese es el de las fotos)
Página: https://www.facebook.com/LePainQuotidien

4. MOOI

Mooi está en Belgrano, lugarcito super lindo, cuando fuí estaba llenísimo así que no pude apreciar mucho el lugar... Pero tuve la oportunidad de probar sus cosas en Buenos Aires Market, y la verdad que la pastelería es su fuerte! (los licuados no fueron tan wow)


Dirección: Cuba 1985, CABA
Página: Mooi Restaurant



5. MAZZO Coffe & Deli

En Mazzo hacen un café riquisimo, y también tienen unas propuestas de almuerzo que están muy buenas. Tienen mesitas afuera y segundo piso; esta en plena zona de tiendas así que es buen plan terminar una tarde de compras acá :)



Dirección: Gurruchaga 707
Página: https://www.facebook.com/pages/MAZZO-Coffee-Deli

6. NININA

Me arriesgo a decir que de toda la lista, Ninina es mi favorito. Lo tiene todo, el lugar es increible! Toda la barra y la cocina a la vista, con el techo alto y marmoles blancos; hermosa arquitectura. No solo eso pero todo lo que preparan es super fresco y de muchísima calidad, y si eso no alcanzaba ahora tienen una máquina de cafe italiana y te sirven café de primera clase. Así que si... en Ninina lo tenes todo :) Al igual que en Cocu tienen una merienda para 2 que es como para 3 con hambre, y que probas un poco de todo lo que tienen y se convierte automáticamente en la mejor merienda que jamás tomaste.. asi si...

★ Mejor lugar para tomar merienda!



Dirección: Gorriti 4738
Página: https://www.facebook.com/nininabakery
    Instagram: http://instagram.com/nininabakery


7. BONJOUR PARÍS

Bonjour París, lo encontré de casualidad y me encantó el lugar así que paré a tomar desayuno. El lugar se veía super tranquilo, muy parisino como su nombre lo indica. Muy para "charla con amigas" el lugar.



Dirección: Uruguay 1145
Página: https://www.facebook.com/BonjourParisRecoleta


8. PANI

Creo que una buena descripción de Pani sería: Cheesecake de Maracuyá con base oreo. No te equivocas con esto, ni con la torta oreo. Si son bien bien golozos Pani es el lugar. Si están poco tiempo en Buenos Aires, hay un Pani en Recoleta, así que puede recorrer el Cementerio de Recoleta, toda la zona y terminar con una buena merienda en Pani. Generalmente hay cola (casi siempre) pero vale la pena esperar; sumale a todo esto que el lugar es super lindo.

★ Mejor lugar para comer una rica torta!




 Dirección: Vicente López 2056, CABA (hay dos más pero este es el de las fotos)
Página: https://www.facebook.com/paniesdelicioso


9. LOLEA

Amamos a Lolea! Porque amamos a Lolea? Porque sirven rico café Illy, porque tienen de las ensaladas más ricas, porque siempre te atienden bien, y porque tienen precios super accesibles :)
Lolea esta a dos cuadras de mi facultad y por unos meses el comedor de mi facu cerró así que hubo varios días que Lolea se convirtió en mi comedor, tienen opciones de almuerzo super saludables y siempre la opción para llevar. Siganlo en Instagram que se enamoran.

★ Mejores ensaladas!



Dirección: Corrientes 320
Página: https://www.facebook.com/loleafood

Esas fueron mis conclusiones!
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Y ahora yo quiero saber cuál es su café favorito en Buenos Aires??

Taking care of brushes / Cuidado de Pinceles

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Yo fuí a un taller de pintura por 13 años, la misma cantidad de años que toda la escuela primaria y secundaria. Eso es, muchoo tiempo. Y cuando llegaba Diciembre y era época de vacaciones, era el momento de llevarme mi caja de pinceles del taller a casa, para hacerle un service a todos los pinceles que trabajaron todo un año y queden listo para otro año intensivo de pintura.

I went to painting school for 13 years, that's the same amount of years as primary and high school together, a lot of time!. And when it come to December, I remember it was time to take my brush's box from the studio and bring them home, so I can do them a full "servis" and let all set up for next year

 Y esto como empezaba? Lo primero que hay que hacer es limpiarlos bien con jabón blanco para ropa, para que todo resto de pintura se vaya (yo pintaba en óleo, así que considerando que ya sacamos todo lo que se podía sacar con aguarrás)

This were the step I follow: First I started cleaning it with whitesoap (the same you use to wash cloth), with this the idea is to get rid off all the paint left it has (I used to paint with oil paint)

Una vez que están bien limpios en una olla con agua hechar un buen chorro de vinagre, y poner a hervir todos los pinceles. Dado que el vinagre tiene feo olor y estamos encima hirviendolo, haganlo con las ventas abiertas o si pueden mejor afuera...

Once they are clean, in a saucepan with water add a small amount of vinegar, and put your brushes until it boils. But dont get you eyes off them and move the brushes for time to time, because we dont want them to get burn with the bottom of the saucepan!

Ponemos todos los pinceles ahi hasta que hierva y después lo sacamos, muevanlos un poco no queremos que se quemen todos en el fondo de la cacerola...

Cuando los sacan los enjuagan con agua y ahora tenemos los pinceles super limpios y con las cerdas super suaves pero que tienen un aspecto similar a este:

When the water with vinager boils, take the brushes away, clean it with water, and now you have super clean and smooth brushes that look something like this...

Entonces queda devorverle la forma, lo mojamos un poco y con un servilleta lo envolvemos lo más apretado podemos, y así lo ponen debajo de algo pesado, una caja, una enciclopedia, etc.

So now is time to give it shape, moisten the point of brush with water and with a tissue paper wrap it as tight as you can, and leave under something heavy like a box or a encyclopedia.

Después de uno dos días, lo sacan de ahí, le sacan el papelito y deberían haber quedado como nuevos otra vez :) Sino lo pueden hacer otra vez, y dejarlo unos días más

After one or two days, when you unwrap it they should have a nice shape, if not do it once again for a few more days.

Un buen tip, es que cada vez que laven sus pinceles y estén por guardarlos para que les quede una punta perfecta, hagan este gesto con la mano y que les queda perfecto.

A good trick: after every time you clean your brushes you can give it a perfect shape with your hand like this:

Espero que les sea útil! Le pueden alargar la vida varios años a sus pinceles así :)
Tienen algún truco ustedes?

Hope you find it useful! and if you have any trick to take care of your brushes please share it with me in the comments :)

Love, Agus 

Craft Tip: Embossing Powder

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Solo iba a publicar la última imagen de este post que era un pequeño truco que siempre uso para derretir el embossing powder... Pero después pensé que mejor explicar todo, porque para algunos sera algo obvio pero al menos para mi cuando lo conocí fue como todo un descubrimiento! (Así que si ya sabes que es solo pasa a la última parte)

I was just going to share only the last photo of this post but I decided I should explain what is Embossing powder, that it might sounds obvious for some but not for others, and if you dont know yet what it is you have been missing all the fun of crafting!

Bueno, entonces que es el "Embossing powder", basicamente es plástico en particulas muy muy chiquitas que se ve como polvo, entonces la gracia es que cuando lo calentas se derrite y tiene un efecto brilloso y queda super fijado al papel. Para estampar con embossing powder van a necesitar un sello, y un emboss ink padque es como un ink pad de pegamento!

So Embossing powder basically is plastic made powder, so when you heat it, it melts, creating a really pretty effect in paper. So is perfect for stamping, to stamp it you will need "Emboss ink" that is like glue in an ink pad.

Una vez que lo estampan con el emboss ink pad, le tiran el embossing powder, y después sacan el excedente con un golpecito

You will need to stamp your stamp with this ink, then add the powder and remove the excedent

Les queda algo así que si lo ven de cerca se ven las bolitas que les digo.

See what I was taking about before? there you can see the tiny particles of plastic


Entonces, el primer paso es estampar, después le tiramos el powder y ahora viene la parte divertida que es aplicarle calor! Generalmente se hace con una pistola de calor, pero ahora más abajo les explico la otra manera!

The third step is heating this, is usually done with a heating gun, but they are quite expensive, here is where my trick come!


Ahora que ya lo calentaron se debería ver algo así, y tiene un aspecto brilloso


Y si no tienen un pistola de calor como yo lo pueden hacer en la hornalla de su casa, con un DIFUSOR DE CALOR que es el que se usa para la pava y lo sostienen despacito con una pinza mientras se derrite (seran 2 minutos como mucho, es super rápido)

Instead of a heating gun you can use a heat diffuser in your kitchen, and in a few minutes you have a perfect embossing!















Yo desde que descubrí que existe esto lo uso siempre en las tarjetas porque queda un resultado mucho más prolijo y lindo, hay algunos powders que cuando los calentas se hacen tornasolados, otros que son metalizados! así que hay muchas opciones para divertirse :)

I love using this technique when cardmaking and scrapbooking (every time I stamp actually...) because it gives the stamping a much better result and resolution, moreover there are so many different embossing powder, my favorites are gold and silver that give you real metallic results!

Espero les haya resultado útil!

I hope you found it useful this little trick!

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5 Craft Trend to Watch

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So yep I'm still in Norway :)

But I wanted to share with you this post I pull together before leaving. This is are 5 things I found they are trending right now, I hope you find it inspirational :)

BRUSH LETTERING

Brush lettering is becoming super trendy in poster, postcards, prints, clothing, etc

craft trend to watch brush lettering
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TRIANGLE

Geometrical shapes are being seen more often in decoration of interior design, but also in paper crafting, the diamond shape is getting realy popular

craft trend to watch triangles interior desing

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GRANNY SQUARES


Granny squares are back! just like they were in the old times, bus this time we more vivid colors, and different designs

granny square craft trend to watch

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INSTAGRAM PRINTED PHOTOS


As much as everyone like Instagram, hanging printed instagram photos on the wall has become a really nice way to display photos

instagram printed photos craft trend to watch

EMBROIDERY HOOP

Last but not least, embroidey hoops, are being used to decorate in many ways that are not only embroidery; they are perfect to decorate indoors as well as outdoors!

embroidery hoop craft trend to watch

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I hope you have like it this mini, "trend watching" post :)
What do you think is trending right now??

Love, Agus

Best of Winter CHA 2015

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CHA is the Craft & Hobby Association, and every year they hold a Mega Show where all the crafting companies release their new products, this is one of the items of my to-do bucket list. A few weeks ago the CHA Winter Mega Show 2015 took place, and this are the products which catch my attention:

Decor Tape by Hazel & Ruby

This decor tape basically is huge washi tape that you can use for so many thing as home decor, in a wall, in an old furniture, or for gift wrapping, or for school books, they have some amazing desings! and different sizes. You can check more about their product here
decor tape

Lumi Photo Printing Kit

Lumi photo printing kit is a new alternative to screen printing, using the power of sun to print customized t-shirts and textiles, they have three differetn kits: shadow printing using the shadow of objets to pring, sunfold printing and photo printing. You can see more of how it works here
lumi



1 2 3 Puch Board and Banner Punch Board by We R Memory Keepers

This are to board punch We R Memory Keepers release at CHA and that they haven't relesease in their blog yet. The 1 2 3 board is for making envelopes, bows and boxes! You can see the video of how it works. And the second board punch for making banners which I found really clever an handy for birthday and speacial events!
board punch we r memory

Minc Foil Applicator by Heidi Swapp

This is one of my favorite products released in this CHA and what it does it allows you add foil to anything! You just have to print your design in a lasser printer and then pass it with the foil through this machine and you are done! You can make so many things from amazing cards to posters.
heidi heidi2

Mod Podge Molds Met

Last CHA they realese the mod podge melt and now they introduce a whole variaty of molds to create your own embellishements!

mod podge

So amazing products that will be coming soon in stores! Which one was your favorite?

6 Cafés para ir a estudiar en Buenos Aires

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Hace unas semanas atrás publiqué este post con 9 cafés de Buenos Aires que me gustaron mucho, y ahora traigo la parte dos, dado que comenzaron las clases y época de estudio! Así que esta es mi selección de 6 cafés para ir a estudiar y hacer más llevadero el cuatrimestre :)

cafes para estudiar en buenos aires cafeterias


1. IMPORT COFFEE COMPANY

Tiene ubicación bastante céntrica sin embargo esta en una calle muy tranquila. Es uno de las sucursales de café Illy, siempre te sirven el cafe con un chocolate Lindt. El lugar no es demasiado grande pero a las mañanas nunca hay demasiada gente.

Foto de Import Coffee Company cafeteria en Buenos Airess















Dirección: Libertad 1150
Página: https://www.facebook.com/importcoffeecompany/

2. BIRKIN COFFEE

De los cafés más ricos que he probado hasta el momento! La calle donde esta es super linda y tiene mesitas afuera bastante grandes, sino adentro también hay mesitas sobre la pared que tienen enchufes, el lugar es super acogedor y la atención siempre fué buena

Foto de Birkin Coffee Cafeteria en Buenos Aires



Foto de Birkin Coffee Cafeteria en Buenos Aires






Dirección: República Árabe Siria 3061


 3. ETERNA CADENCIA

Divina Cadencia es un café librería, esta bueno si quieren ir a leer tranquilos, porque no hay wifi (o anda muy mal) y hay creo que 1 enchufe en todo el patio, el lugar es super lindo todo con luz natural. Otro detalle es que no aceptan tarjeta

Foto de Divina Cadencia Cafeteria Librería en Buenos Aires

Dirección: Honduras 5574
Página: http://www.eternacadencia.com.ar/

 4. FULL CITY COFFEE HOUSE

Full City es un cafe colombiano ubicado por Palermo Viejo, tiene pocas mesas y por un momento parece que te trasladaras a otro país por el gran número de extranjeros que lo visitan. Tiene opciones de almuerzo como arepas colombianas! que se puede acompañar con una limonada riquísima!

Full City Coffee House Buenos Aires café colombiano y arepas

Dirección: Thames 1535
Página: https://www.facebook.com/fullcitycoffeehouse

5. GREEN EAT

A unas cinco cuadras de mi facu hay un Green Eat y es una perdición, insisto en que es uno de los cafés que mejor música pasan, y este en particular tiene un segundo piso que por la mañana generalmente no hay nadie. Además tiene propuestas de desayuno que están buenísimas. (Sin embargo  los almuerzo me parecen que son medio caros y un poco desabrido, pero para estudiar de 8am a 13 esta perfecto!)

Foto de Green eat Buenos Aires desayuno

Página: http://greeneat.com.ar/

 6. POT

Este es uno de los lugares que si no te cuentan que existen nunca los descubris. Pot queda dentro de la Galeria Patio del Liceo, que no se ustedes pero queda en pleno Santa Fé (Santa Fé y Laprida) y juró nunca haber visto la puerta a esta galeria. Empezando por el lugar es super canchero, solía ser un colegio. Y en el centro esta Pot, con sus mesitas al aire libre y toda una enredadera de pared. Ir a Pot es como hacer un break de la ciudad, estás en el medio del centro pero con una tranquilidad que no se cree. Hermoso lugar! Y te traen el café con una galletita casera que me parece un detalle super lindo :)

Foto de Pot cafeteria en Buenos Aires
Foto de Pot cafeteria en Buenos Aires

Dirección: Santa Fé 2729

Cuál es su café favorito para trabajar o estudiar en Buenos Aires?


Travelogue: Trondheim, Norway

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 About a month ago I found myself in a totally never thinkable trip: flying to Norway in the middle of winter, for a ten days international student festival in Trondheim (ISFIT) . ISFIT gathers 400 selected students aroudn the world in this 10 days festival, every 2 years, where a topic of interest is discuss, this year was: Corruption.




I remember filling my application one day really late at night and really over the deadline as usual... And a few weeks later receving the email letting me know that I was selected, and it was like "oh cool, but I think there is now way I am going, is too far away". After this talking with a close friend he told he was selected as well! we were already two, and few days latter a super cheap flight appear, In a blink of eyes I got my flight ticket to Norway, and didn't know what to expect from this country. The trip when something like this: 3rd Febraury almost 40 degrees celsious in Buenos Aires, 20hs flight, arriving to Oslo with -5 degrees celsious and plenty of snow everywhere. Everything was so fast that I didn't even get time to think about how cold it was

Oslo-Gardermoen Airport



Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim 

Old part of the city


Finally I arrive to Trondheim, I always was more of the cold weather rather than the warm weather but damn it, it was really cold here! As soon as we arrive volunteers from ISFIT assigned us a family an a roomate where we will be staying during this 10 days. And also show as the Studenter Samfundent that is like the "Student House" of Trondheim where all the workshops and plenaries took place.

Studenter Samfundent
A day later the Opening ceremony took place! We were 400 students from all over world, plus 400 organizers of Isfit. Everything was super surreal.

Opening ceremony at isfit 2015 trondheim norway

One of the speakers we got the chance to hear was Dalai Lama! we were able to ask him question and get to know him in real person!




As we were a lot of students from a lot of different backgrounds an interest, we were dividen in differetns workshop that approached corruption from different perspectives. I was in the photography workshop and we had as goal to make a little video that express what corruption is.



This was one day after walking in the city we wanted to get warm and we enter to this little coffee shop that later they told us is really tradicinal in Trondheim, it felt like we were having hot chocolate in our grandmother house, super cozy!

Baklandet Skydsstation Coffee Store

City Center

Nidaros Cathedral saw from the Kristiansten Fortress

One of the thing I enjoyed the most was the "Walk of Peace", was night walk from the Studentsamfundent to the center of an auditorium where the Youth Peace Prize was given. Was a really beautiful walk that make a stop for a minute and see how huge this was...

ISFIT Walf of Peace
The last day was the Parliament, where a representative of each workshop expose the possible solutions we came across for corruptuon to the panel of judge that include people from the ONU, so it was a really interesting discussion.

 This was my workshop! People from Italy - Serbia - France - Arab Emirates - Kasajistan - Kosovo - Taiwan - China - Russia - Poland - Nigeria - Rumania - Macedonia - Canada and I am pretty sure I am forgetting some countries. A crazy multicultural group of young people!





 So this were the things that impress from Trondheim:

-How polite and gentle is everyone, always willing to help!

-How freaking expensive is everything!! seriously, it was expensive to breath almost...

-How cold was it!! the city never stop snowing, or raining, or snow strom, and they love walking btw, so yeah no matter if it is -10 and snow up to your knee, is probably a nice day to go walking.
The last thing that call my attention was how much power had the students in this city, is was a real "student city" many people from Oslo move here to attend University (which is unthinkable here in Argentina) The Studentsamfundent was something super interesting, a 6 floors building right in the middle of the city, lead by all non paid volunteers students, that want to make this city affordable and better for student, since they are not paid they had the cheapest restaurant in Norway! As well as the biggest student festival :)
    My advice if you are going to Norway: unless you want to go skyiing, or really want ot experience super extreme weather, go in summer. And have in mind that is way to expensive, if I were you I will bring some food! But apart from that is a mind blowing country! Super different from everything I know so far!

     I hope you enjoyed the post and like the pictures!
    Love, Agus

    [En español pronto]

    Updates! - Living in Holland

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    It been a long time seens I have been around here! Lot's of things (happy to say the were mostly quite awesome things!)  happen after the last post, I've been involved in some projects in my university that took most of my free time but now the panorama changed a lot for me, because... I move to Netherlands!

    Tu/E Library, Eindhoven, Netherlands
    I will be living in Eindhoven until Febraury 2016! And I am lucky to say that I will have the chance to study at Tu/E for a semester, the university is so stunning in both academic and architectonic way!

    The Pastry Club, Eindhoven, Netherlands
    Eindhoven is quite small but I still dont know it all (I have to get use to biking!) so far I have discovered some pretty nice places! Like this pastry shop that used to be and old machinery of Philips, super hipster!

    Food Market, Eindhoven, Netherlands
    It will be an interesting 6 month abroad :) This was my little update, hope to be able to blog more often! I have lot of trips photos to share!

    Love,
    Agus

    Knitting project - Hat/Scarf - Entrelact pattern

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    Winter is coming and is time for knitting projects! It was some time ago that I get to know Skeino, they have some really nice knitting kits! This is one of them and it is a scarf that turns into a hat! Designed by Antje Gillingham for SKEINO, the kit comes with the instructions as well as with the yarn. (Friend advice: use the coupon code GUIDECENTRAL to get 10% off until November 1, 2015)


    This pattern is call "Entrelac" and is one sided, it consists of a first road of triangles and then a second road of squares, just of one side of the triangles, and then other road of squares in the opposite direction. Here's how to begin: Row 1 (right side) - K1, turn. Row 2 (wrong side) - Purl 1 (P1), turn. Row 3 - Slip (SL) 1 knitwise (KW), K1, turn. Row 4 - P2, turn. Row 5 - SL 1 KW, K2, turn. Row 6 - P3, turn. Repeat rows 5 and 6, adding 1 more knit SL for every right side row until you've worked 8 stitches, ending with row 5. Don't turn your work, place your marker, repeat from row 1, 12 more times.

    You can choose between many different high quality yarns. This colorway is called "Port Allen".





    The things you need to know for this project are basic, but increasing and decreasing stitches are going to be essential. Start by casting on 104 stitches, mark your place and close. Then, knit 5 rounds, and in the next round, knit 3 (K3), yarn over (YO), knit two together (K2Tog) 12 times, K3. Then, knit 2 more rounds.

    I am using circular needles number 2, because the wool is thin, which makes a delicate finished product. For details on finishing the pattern, you can check SKEINO website!



    This is how the final hat will look. The ending is similar to the beginning, finishing with triangles, and closing it on the short side with a needle. The Entrelac pattern is very repetitive so it's easy to master.

    Sponsored post by Guidecentral and Skeino

    Dutch Design Week 2015 - Eindhoven

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    It been some weeks since the Dutch Design Week took place in Eindhoven. I remember that the few things I knew about Eindhoven before coming was: there is a big design movement and an awesome technological institute, it sounds like a good place to be! And if there it was something in my calendar even before being here was the Dutch Design Week.

    I arrived just 2 days before it was over! I had to study a lot for exams but I make time to visit the main installations. What I loved the most about all the projects is the way the combined art and technology in real problems of society, it wasn't just about "pretty design". 

    In the photo above is a project call "Interactive VIKA", when you first see it, is was like a wall where each part moved when the person moved. But the main goal of it is to put in hospitals to empower seriously ill children.  This project was part of the "Mind the Step" exhibition, which consisted in a lot of project looking to discover the power of technology, research and design.

    This was 3D printing with clay, I didn't even know this already existed!

    The Bottle-up project turns the glass waste that tourist leave behind on Zanzibar into valuable assets. They have created really beautiful elements with glass bottles combining them with wood as well. (I really recommend checking their website!)





    Atelier Robotiq create this amazing lamps by experimenting with fibers and robotic wearing techniques to make lightweight 3D fiber structures with geometrical weave patterns.

    Refil make everything with fully recycled products, from car dashboards to drinking bottles!

    This is also a project inside "Mind the Step" is call MyDayLight and it helps people with autism through introducing interactive structure to their daily activities. 



    Amazing paper structures by Rinus Roelofs.


    This lamps combine wood and metal in a beautfil way, you can check more designs in their website



    Popcorn machine taken from a fairytail. Is made by Jolene Carlier, designer and artist, in her drawings she creates a world of pure imagination. 


    I really liked the idea behind this project, Is call "10+1". Ina Klepper during her internship at IKEA, researched ways to re-use the company's ceramics, and she found a way to produce more with less. By adding IKEA's textile waste to the clay, the same amount yields 11 bowls instead of 10. The added pulp not only makes the ceramics less heavy, but also leaves a remindful mark with more texture and a touch of translucency.

    This project is call "The Space Above" and explores the possibilities of enriching the important rooftop spaces of Bangkok. It aims to allow this limited resource of open space to be shaped creatively trough an open system of construction that utilizes bamboo.

    I found this project really nice altough I definitly not see future in it, is call "Cowtarium". It opens up a debate about mass production, by an installation built around a single cow that represents a down-sized production cycle. 


    I think this was my favorite project, and is quite ironic since is the only one I dont have photos ( I think I got too excited and forgot about taking a picture... ) Is call Kuub and is a wireless switch that is operated by one playful action. The concept is great and design feels super natural to use.


    Ths table is call "Partition" and is designed to combine all the different uses of a table during the day. The sliding panels allow the users to divide the surface into separate stations which they can make their own. 


    Last but no least, this lamps call "Eclipse" they are all made from a single sheet of metal, with a single cut where it folds, neat design over here. 



    And this where some instalations in the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven during the Dutch Design Week. I especially liked the yellow room, everything was cover not we paint but we yellow felt which was crazy!

    Hope you liked my little not so little summary of DDW15!

    Although I am not posting so often I always have my Instagram account update :) 

    Love, Agus

    Glow Eindhoven 2015

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    La realidad es que Eindhoven no es un ciudad que tenga algo en particular de especial, no como Delft, Utrecht, o Amsterdam con sus hermosos canales o Rotterdam con su arquitectura moderna. Eindhoven simplemente fue una ciudad que Philips eligió para poner sus fábricas, la arquitectura es un poco más nueva que la del resto de las ciudades y hay un par de museos destacables pero no deja de ser una "ciudad de 1 día". De todas formas, tengo que destacar que a pesar de esto es una ciudad que le pone muchísima onda! Mi post anterior fue sobre la Dutch Desing Week, donde juntaron proyectos de números artísticas holandesés o estudiantes en Holanda en esta exhibición que duró una semana.

    Y esta semana fue "Glow Eindhoven". Que es algo tan "sencillo" como un montón de instalaciones alrededor de la ciudad con increíbles efectos lumínicos (Philips ahí siempre presente). Me encantó el proyecto porque me hizo descubrir nuevos lugares en la ciudad! Hubo desde proyecciones en edificios hasta efectos con grafitis existentes, básicamente usaban cosas ya existentes de la ciudad y las reinventaban con luz.

    Glow Eindhoven 2015, Netherlands
    La foto de arriba es de una de las instalaciones principales de Eindhoven Glow, Cuando apenas llegué y lo ví por primera vez creo que no pude contenerme un gran "wooow".  Convirtieron toda una plazoleta que generalmente esta vacía, con esta hermosa estructura toda iluminada con leds, y a la noche cuando se prendía hacían como un pequeño espectáculo con música y demás. Realmente era mágico estar ahí dentro. 

    Esta es otra instalación que me encantó, en un sector del parque pusieron como estos dientes de león gigante por todos lados. Parecía un pequeño cuento de hadas. 

    Y por último me encantó esta instalación en Strijp-S, (Strijp-S es como el barrio más hipster de Eindhoven, hay una onda más moderna, es de esos lugares que eran super feos porque eran todos pabellones de fábricas pero que ahora están nuevos, modernos y super caros!). Son como burbujas de jabón pero están hechos con tiras de plástico que como que van girando y tienen una luz arriba que les da ese brillo de arcoiris tan especial. 

    Creo que es un buen ejemplo de como se puede hacer mucho con poco! Me encantó ver tanta gente paseando por la ciudad emocionada por ver que hay en el Glow de este año. Niños y adultos igual de asombrados por las instalaciones, linda forma de unir a la gente, de traer cultura y de darle vida a una ciudad!

    Ya tienen en cuenta que si vienen en Noviembre a Holanda, pasen por Eindhoven para ver esto que en verdad vale la pena!

    Avoid broken iPhone cables with this trick

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    Since I got my first iPhone cable broke I haven't stop thinking strategies so it doesn't happen again... I think I finally have one it works!



    The idea consists on two steps reinforce the cable and make it stronger. We get the first one by applying a heat shrinkable (is just a little plastic tube that get smaller with heat). So for this you pass trough a small heat shrinkable up to the usb part and another one for the micro usb/ iphone connector. Then you slighly heat it with a candle and you will see how it starts getting tight.




    And to make it even stronger I pass through a pen spring. I opened one of the curl and started twisting around the cable. So far no more cables broken for me!

    Btw, I am loving this banana iphone case with googly eyes! I hope this small trick is useful for you as well :)

    Love, Agus

    Make your own photobook / Libro de Fotos

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    Hay algo de la fotografía en papel que nada puede remplazar. Después de un semestre de intercambio en Holanda, de muchas anécdotas y muchos viajes e inevitablemente muchas fotos, decidí hacer algo con todas esas fotos que generalmente quedan en mi cámara. Era la excusa perfecta para hacer un libro de fotos!

    As much as I love technology and digital stuff, there is just something about printed photos that nothing can replace. After a exchange semester in Netherlands, lot of stories and trips, I inevitably collected a lot of photos! So I decided to something with them, since they always just stay in my camera, it was the perfect excuse to make a photobook!



    Si me siguen hace un tiempo recordaran que en verdad es el 2do libro de fotos que hago. Sin embargo ya pasaron casi 4 años del primero que hice. Para este libro, quería mantener el diseños sencillo para destacar las fotos. Decidí no hacerlo con la aplicación de Blurb pero hacerlo por mi cuenta con Adobe InDesign, lo que me dió muchas más libertad de como hacerlo.

    Si nunca usaron InDesing, es super intuitivo de usar, es el programa que tiene Adobe para hacer documentos. La herramienta de Blurb no es mala tampoco pero es un poco más limitada.

    If you had been following my blog for some years you will remember that this actually the second photobook I made! However, it been more than 4 years from the last one. This time I wanted to keep the design clean, I choose Blurb again, but I used InDesign to designed since it gave my more freedom regarding to the design. 

    If you never used InDesign before, is the tool Adobe has to create documents, is super simple to use!



    Con un poco más de 200 hojas llegué al tope de lo que Blurb permite imprimir. Elegí hojas mate y tapa dura. La calidad de Blurb es realmente excepcional y no deja de sorprenderme. Agrupe las fotos cronológicamente por ciudad, y por cada ciudad le agregue un pequeño mapa y texto.

    With a bit more than 200 pages I got to the limit of pages Blurb print. I choose mate pages, and hardcover. The printing quality of Blurb never ceases to amaze me, the book is well done and it feels good in hands. It really looks like a professional photography book! To organize the photos I did it in a chronological way, order by cities, with a small description at the beggining of each.






    I won't lie, it took me quite a time to make this book. mainly selecting and editing the photos; because I usually travel with three cameras: the DSLR, the GoPro and the iPhone. So after 6 monthes that translate in A LOT of photos. Texts of the cities also took me a while to write, but seeing finish is rewarding!is super nice memory, and makes a nice coffee table book :) 

    The calligraphy of the cover is mine, that I did it by hand and then vectorized in Illustrator. 

    No voy a mentir, me llevó bastante tiempo hacerlo! Desde la selección de fotos, dado que siempre viajaba con la GoPro, la cámara de DSLR, y también sacaba con el celular, así que imaginense durante 6 meses sacando fotos con tres cámaras cuantas fotos tenía para elegir!

    La caligrafía de la tapa la hice a mano y luego la vectoricé con Illustrator!

    Segunda vez y no dejo de recomendar Blurb, la calidad es buenísima y la posibilidad de hacerlo con InDesign da muchísimas posibilidades de hacer tu libro como quieras :)



    Get a detailed look of the pages here:



    Espero les haya gustado y se animen a hacer su propio libro!
    I hope you liked and that I inspire to make your own photobook! Every trip deserves to become a coffee table book :) 
    Love, Agus



    Campanopolis, ciudad secreta en Buenos Aires - Argentina

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    Después de estar viviendo más de cuatro años en Buenos Aires, fue hasta hace poco cuando escuche por primera vez nombrar esta ciudad llamada Campanopolis. A solo 30km de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, se encuentra Campanopolis, en Gonzalo Catán, en medio del partido de la Matanza. Las 20 áreas que ocupan fueron la adquisición su creador, Antonio Campana en el 1977 con la idea de criar ganado. En el 80 durante la dictadura se le fue expropiado para usarlo como basural devolviendoselo 5 años después inutilizable para el ganado o cultivos al mismo tiempo que se le diagnostico un tumor. Fué así como decidió no seguir con su empresa para seguir su sueño: constuir una ciudad medieval. 

    [English] After living more than four years in Buenos Aires, it wasn't until some month ago that I hear for the first time about Campanopolis. Campanopolis is situated only 30km away from Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, in Gonzalo Catán. The 20 areas occupied by this city were the acquisition of it creator, Antonio Campana,  in 1977 with the idea of raising cattle. In 1980 during the dictatorship the land was expropriated to use as a landfill, returning it 5 years later, unusable for livestock or crops, at the same time a tumor is diagnosed to Campana. Thus he decided not to quit his business to follow his dream: build a medieval city. 


    El destino hizo que Campana viviera 24 años los cuales los utilizo para edificar esta ciudad. Fanático de los remates compraba todo tipo de objetos, desde asientos de teatros hasta antiguas puertas del Hipódromo de Palermo y un molino de Holanda. Reciclandolo todo en la ciudad que estaba construyendo. Ninguna de las casas que hizo es habitable sin embargo todas ellas están detalladamente finalizadas y hermosamente equipadas con todos los objetos que Campana coleccionaba.

    The destiny made Campana live 24 years which he spent building this city. Huge fan of the auctions he bought all kind of objects, from seats of theaters to old doors of Buenos Aires' Hippodrome and a mill of Netherlands. Recycling all of this in the city he was slowly building. None of the houses he made are habitable. However, all of them are finely finished and beautifully equipped with all the objects Campana collected.



    Sus hijos comentan que su padre no le gustaba que visiten su ciudad, que algo para él. Sin embargo hoy, después de varios años después de su muerte, Campanopolis está abierto al público con visitas guiadas que ayudan a cubrir los costos de mantenimiento del lugar. Nosotros fuimos con esta agencia que hace visitas guiadas.

    His children say that his father didn't like anyone visiting the city, that was for him only. However, today after several years after his death, Campanopolis is open to the public through guided tours that help cover the maintenance costs. I went with this agency that make guided tours.

    Los detalles del lugar es infinito. En mi opinión no es muy Medieval pero las construcciones son increíbles de descubrir. Para los amantes de la fotografía, un muy buen lugar para hacer una salida fotográfica! Acá les dejo un par más de fotos:

    The details of this place are endless. In my opinion it is not that "medieval style" but each construction is incredible to discover. For the photography lovers is a great place to make a "photography trip" in Buenos Aires. Here are more of the photos I took:










    ¿Conocen otro "ciudad secreta" en Buenos Aires?
    ¿Do you know any other "secret city" like this one?

    How to do a hanging photo frame

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    So as you can tell from other post, I love paper photos and this is the reason two years ago I started printing them to put in this kind of analog instagram. Today I completed the final line of photos and I decided to share the final look!

    The frame is made super easy with 4 stick of wood, two of 1,20 mt and two of 65 cm. Assamble together into a big frame and I made 8 holes in each side, plus 2 more on the top so I can hang it. Them I put a string and voila!








    How do I print the photos?

    I always loved polaroid photos so I started printing "polaroid like photos" using this template that is made for printing 6 photos of 6,5 x 6,5 cm in a big photo of 15x21cm. That's the method I use for the photos that I took with the cellphone or the camera (which are most of the photos)

    However, a year ago I (finally) bought a Fujifilm Mini Instax 8. I must confess is super fun to take photos with the Fujifilm but I barely carry the camera around and I still can't manage to used correctly, I usually end up with photos that are too dark or to exposed (looking forward to make an upgrade on this camera soon!)

     Please lets talk about this damn beautiful copper wire lights that cost less than 3usd in Aliexpress. They are so delicate and warm looking, the use two small batteries so you can put it absolutely everywhere. This was my final touch for this frame
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    Hope you like it! Do you usually print photos as well?

    What to see in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay - Travelogue

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    Last December between Christmas and New Year I went with my family to Colonia, Uruguay.  Is about an hour from Buenos Aires going by boat. We stayed for 3 nights but is a perfect city for one day trip from Buenos Aires or one night. Here are some photos I took in our trip:



    The city is super small and incredible charming, is about 300 years old and is used to be a Portuguese colony so it has still all the architecture from that time. Every street is so beautiful with the pavers and flower creepers everywhere. As well as that weather is hardly bad at this time of the year, so is always sunny and enjoyable.

    Faro de Colonia, Uruguay

    In the center of the city you can see the lighthouse next to the fortress. One thing you can do if you are for one day and want to see explore everything faster is renting a golf car (they have it everywhere) but you have to go early in the morning because they run out of then really fast.


    It is full of parrillas as well and cute little coffee shops. This was my first time in Colonia and I couldn't believe the beauty of the city, and that is only one hour away!! (that is what i travel to go to work everyday haha)



    Portón de Campo






    A super nice coffee shop that we found was Ganache, it is located in a quite street and is really cozy.
    Ganache Café, Real 178


    "Calle de los suspiros" is a must city to walk through, is just next to the lighthouse and the fortress, it feels like going back in time.  
    And this is one of the most delicious (and addictive) dulce de leche I ever tried, a nice souvenir to bring back home.



    I hope you liked :) Which other one day trip do you enjoy or have you done in Buenos Aires?
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    How to do a customizable city map poster

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    Hi Everyone! So I have been seeing this city map around for a while and I really wanted to do one. I started analyzing a bit how they can be done and I came out we a quite easy tutorial for you :)

    For my poster I choose the city where I did my exchange (almost two years ago now) 

    We are going to use for the map an online tool call Mapbox, is free for what we need, you only need to create an account. After you created an account, we need to go to "create a style"

    Here is where you can choose how your map will look like, it can be black and white, it can be in colors, monochrome, with street names, without names, you can customized as much as you want. It has thousand of options. After you finish your style and saved it, you can find them in the Styles tab. Mine is call "White and Black" and if you click on the right buttom next to edit, a menu will come up and you have to choose "Generate static image".


    This window will pop up, where you can choose what part of the world you want your image to be, and the resolution. After you finish, copy that link in the red stroke to a new tab.
    And you have your image ready to be save!



    Now we need to move to Illustrator. (Illustrator and not photoshop because we want to print it as a vector). Here I just created a canvas with the size of my frame, did a clipping mask to the original image, and added a label in Roboto font. Now our file is ready to be print!

    I hope you liked! This can be a really nice gift for someone, you can do absolutely any city which leads to endless possibilities, also you can play around with color and sizes of frames. 



    I leave you with some inspiration :)


    Best, Agus

    7 Cafés para trabajar o estudiar en Buenos Aires - Edición 2017

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    En el 2015 hice este post sobre 6 cafés para estudiar en Buenos Aires (junto con estos 9 cafés muy lindos para visitar). Después de 2 años vengo a actualizar y agregar la lista de lugares a los cuales se puede ir a disfrutar de un buen café mientras se estudia o trabaja. La oferta a crecido muchísimo y siempre estoy descubriendo algún nuevo lugar! He aquí la lista:







    1. CAFÉ REGISTRADO
    Costa Rica 5901, Buenos Aires

    Este es mi favorito porque
    abre hasta tarde y tiene mesas
    amplias compartidas o solas
    con enchufes cerca
    para trabajar tranquilo.

    Es super grande el lugar y
    también ofrecen comida


    2. DAIN USINA 
    Thames 1905, Buenos Aires

    Es un café librería, es super tránquilo.
    El café no es su especialidad
    pero tienen muchas opciones. En el
    centro tienen un mesa compartida con
    techo vidriado que hace que
    tengan mucha luz natural.



    3. LE PAIN QUOTIDIEN PUERTO MADERO 
    Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 246, Buenos Aires

    Hermoso lugar  al igual que el resto de Le Pain en Buenos Aires.

    Lo que más me gusta de este
    es que tiene mesas afuera con una vista increíble.


    4. EL PATIO 
    Armenia 1764, Buenos Aires

    Super recomendable ir acá en
    verano porque justamente es como un
    gran patio. Este es el menos amigable
    para trabajar porque no tiene muchos
    enchufes pero es definitivamente
    un lugar distinto al que ir. 

    5. SANTA MARTA
    Soler 4499, Buenos Aires

    El lugar es chiquito en Palermo, es muy tranquilo y super cálido.  El café es
    excelente, lo pueden pedir para llevar también. Tienen
    además buenos menús al medio día.


    6. SANTA CAFÉ
    Moreno 818, Buenos Aires
    Excelente café hecho por baristas profesionales. De lo mejor por Monserrat, sin embargo el espacio es reducido. 




    7. NEGRO CUEVA DE CAFÉ
    Suipacha 637, Buenos Aires (ahora hay otro en Marcelo T. de Alvear 790)
    Lugar cálido con mesas amplias y muy buen café Una buena opción por microcentro.




    La mayoría de las fotos de este post fueron sacadas con el celular!. Para ver más pueden seguirme en Instagram y para estar al tanto de nuevos post en Facebook. ¿Qué lugar en Buenos Aires les gusta a ustedes para ir a trabajar?

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