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12 Oct
Written by Curtis James

I’ve admired the Eames duo for a while. I love some of their design work, but I think I am more of a fan of the way they worked, their process. They were avid photographers, creators of multiple projector slideshows showing some of the thousands of photos they took and makers of things, lots of things.

(via Charles Eames on Design: Rare Q&A from 1972 | Brain Pickings)

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