Books as Art: Brian Dettmer

Posted on 10 February, 2011 by Nate Hoffelder in Books as Art // 0 Comments

Brian Dettmer is known as the book surgeon, and if you spend a few minutes studying his work you'll understand why.

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As always, you can click on the images and see them full sized. Also, if you'd like to see work by other artists that is similar to this, check out the Book Art page here on The Digital Reader.

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Nate Hoffelder is the founder and editor of The Digital Reader:"I've been into reading ebooks since forever, but I only got my first ereader in July 2007. Everything quickly spiraled out of control from there. Before I started this blog in January 2010 I covered ebooks, ebook readers, and digital publishing for about 2 years as a part of MobileRead Forums. It's a great community, and being a member is a joy. But I thought I could make something out of how I covered the news for MobileRead, so I started this blog."

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