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Make TetraPak prints at this Moleskine creative workshop with Millie Avis

Moleskine's Battersea Power Station store is hosting a printmaking masterclass that repurposes everyday Tetra Pak cartons as printing plates.

Led by Newcastle- and London-based artist Millie Avis, the session explores how recycled juice and milk cartons can be transformed into textured, tactile printing surfaces. Avis, whose practice spans printmaking, painting and drawing, also works with arts communities and charities—bringing a community-minded, experimental approach to the process.

The workshop emphasises sustainable material reuse and hands-on exploration of texture, mark-making and colour, and is pitched toward both beginners and experienced makers interested in alternative print techniques.

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