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Diane is a freelance writer, editor and creative strategist based in Los Angeles. After graduating from USC’s Marshall School, she enjoyed a brief stint at SCI-Arc, then working for the A+D Museum in Los Angeles, Perkins Eastman Architects and Resoultion4: Architecture handling their marketing, PR and graphic work. A native Angeleno, she’s also lived in Milan and Paris, and still has her sights set beyond the borders of the U.S. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, learning languages, cooking, taking photographs and doing as many new things as she can, every moment she can. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @dianepham_

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