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- established in 2006, PDB was one of the last remaining storefront binderies in manhattan.Continuing to work in New York over a decade later, PDB specialises in fine and design binding and book art for private collectors and museums.
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2 comments:
Yowza. This is amazing - as are the rest! Just the sheer volume of techniques you're using are blowing me away - and continually inspiring!
thats high praise maggie thanks...
its a constant battle to keep it vaguely interesting and not repeat yourself, although some repitition is to be expected.
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