In the latest episode of Envato Stories we head to the Big Apple to meet Isabel Castillo Guijarro a.k.a. isabelmdd on Envato Studio.

Originally from Spain, Isabel now works full-time at a lifestyle and fashion website in New York while completing freelancing projects in the evenings through Envato Studio. In this video you’ll learn how Isabel got her start in graphic design, what inspires her to do great work, and the one thing that surprised her the most about working with clients all around the world.

The Truth about Teens and Privacy

The day after the New Yorker article went live, accusations of plagiarism started appearing on Twitter, pointing to an article with a similar concept published ten months earlier in the confusingly-named The Newer York. Parents are no longer simply worried about what their children wear out of the house but what they photograph themselves wearing in their bedroom to post online. Interactions that were previously invisible to adults suddenly have traces, prompting parents to fret over.

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“…maybe with a coffee or music.”
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Make Innovating Everyone’s Job

Social media has introduced a new dimension to the well-worn fights over private space and personal expression. Teens do not want their parents to view their online profiles or look over their shoulder when they’re chatting with friends. Parents are no longer simply worried about what their children wear out of the house but what they photograph themselves wearing in their bedroom to post online.