Garage Time
We love this story because it carries a promise. It reminds us that great companies once started small. Before corporate headquarters, investment rounds, and polished office spaces, there were improvised environments, limited resources, and people trying to figure out whether an idea had a future.
Gen Z officially has bad taste — and it’s brilliant
Ugly on purpose, sad on the feed, and spiritually glittery: welcome to the new aesthetic order.
Let’s face it. A new wave of aesthetic standards has taken over, and it’s not here to please your mom, your design professor, or even your inner minimalist.
What’s really holding your brand back — and it’s not your logo
Most brands that come to Capitol Circle don’t need a new logo.
They need clarity, coherence, and direction.
Yes, good design helps. But if what’s underneath is messy, disconnected, or half-baked, a rebrand will only give you prettier confusion.
5 Things I Wish I’d Known When I Started My Career
My first job was as a correspondent for a magazine from La Prensa Gráfica. Looking back, it seems writing has always been there for me. I did it for two years, until the format evolved and I started working with one of the most famous cooks in my country. That project didn’t last long, but it showed me how much I loved cooking.
The Art of Growing Up
Life is a journey filled with experiences that shape and challenge us to evolve. Along the way, we face situations that test our strength and offer opportunities to learn and grow. Recently, I found myself reflecting on these moments after experiencing a personal loss. In November 2024, my beloved dog Milo passed away. His absence made me think deeply about the experiences that connect us all—grief, change, and personal challenges. Though difficult, these moments are universal and remind us of our shared humanity.
The Day I Dared to Apply to Pokémon LATAM
They say companies don’t exist to fulfill your dreams, but every once in a while, you let yourself imagine what if?…