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so there are some funny boredom, ones, relevance, laziness, and insecurity, pestilence apathy. ,we founde can link the people from the issue to them in a way that speaks to how they are solving it. carol: what is the word for this one? >> leap skin. leap skin, you find them at the intersection of pessimism and apathy. that is because he is designing a museum in iraq, which is obviously a wartime country, cultural heritage sort of at risk. certain people have a pessimistic view of iraq. because of that, they are not doing anything about it. carol: when it came to doing his image in the magazine, what did you think of in terms of composition? >> we knew two simple things. he is a great debt. he is well known, especially in new york and has a distinctive look. this is the first time he is -- has ever revealed his plans for this museum, so we wanted to get both ends cleanly and clearly. we set up a very simple pose of him sitting at this table in this office with a model building foreground and him just kind of looking over it. carol: you have two fun things, and you deal with "hamilton" and