A great summary of a city that has a lot to show. Buenos Aires is a very large and eclectic city, full of varieties of cultures, where you will have a lot of activities and places to know.

You never know what to expect living in Shanghai! I studied there for 8 months, and I've never been to a more paradoxical place. The city is an enchanting blend of modern and traditional, native and foreign.

This map is a conceptual visualization of the 5 boroughs. Each borough has a different feeling. There are different styles of architecture and sights. I feel like a tourist in New York City when I go to a different neighborhood and I wanted to capture that feeling.

Istanbul, the Golden Horn, the Bosphorus, European and Asian side

Well it is more than I could draw. Again and again I realized that I really love where I live. Even for me Istanbul has many places to discover. Hope you like it :)

This was one of my favourite walks and stuff to do when I was living in London. You can do the walk in an hour or so...if you walk fast, or you can make it into a whole day thing by visiting some of the museums, sitting in the park, indulging in the buzz around Harrods and spending your last pennies at the cafe's on Walton Street.

Bienvenue à Montréal! This city is all about joie de vivre (we speak French and English - and another 15 languages at home). See flames dancing on the water at the fountain La Joute, hear tam tams at the feet of the mountain, stroll through the gay village, have a dinner on the Plateau, get a little taste of everything at Jean Talon market, go shopping at the downtown boutiques, experience a tropical forest in Biodome, climb all the way to the illuminated cross on the top of Mont Royal and see the whole city from above - you'll love it!

I love how Hanoi has iPhone shops and is still 15 century. You just have to love this place.

Having been living here for a year no, I have to say, Singapore is the most convenient city to live in. Exciting events and endless food plus great friends, you'll love it too!