It was a nippy evening on Friday night at the Museum of London late event, but inside Josie Molloy was breaking a sweat teaching people how to pull a print. These 10 layer prints are an amalgamation of rubbings from various buildings, walls and architecture around London. The final layer being printed on the night added the type references of all the layers geographical whereabouts. A thoroughly successful evening with a lot of first timers getting to grips with screen printing, how it works and the possibilities. Not only that but each person got to take away their own print for keeps. If you’d like one of Josie’s prints you can email her at jomo_molloy@hotmail.com. Thanks to Josie and everyone who made that night happen.
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