Peepshop

Peepshop

Words by Alex Bec, Tuesday 01 December 2009

Just in time for christmas Peepshow Illustration have updated and re-stocked their lovely little shop. As well as the usual great card solutions there’s some fantastic die-cut decorations to make the standard tree decorating ceremony that little bit more interesting. Also some great updates from Luke and Spencer while I’m on the subject.

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