Drawing with Scissors: Collage Workshop with Molly Mural
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Join visual artist Molly Mural for a brand new online collage workshop as she guides you through the joy of craft and drawing with scissors!
In this 2 hour session hosted by Inkygoodness Collective, Molly will introduce her practice with visual inspiration, before guiding you through 5 stages of her creative process to create your own joyful collage, inspired by themes around positivity.
Using larger sheets of colorful paper to create your background
Bringing together paper cutouts and creating various shapes to create a sense of flow
Playing with pattern to create depth and making textures with poscas
Experimenting with 'drawing with scissors' inspired by found objects to create abstract shapes and details
Applying stickers pen marks to establish balance and visual interest
Using a found frame or mount and decorating this with pattern and colour to finish your collage artwork
Interactive discussion and presentation at the end of the session to share your final piece with the group.
An example of what you will be creating can be seen in the photo below!
Workshop Cost
£22 per person, includes access to the recording for 90 days.
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Materials List
Molly recommends gathering a selection of materials to create your colourful collage including:
A4 Coloured Card/Paper
A3 Coloured Card/Paper
Old Magazines/Newspapers
Scissors
Glue (Pritt Stick)
Assorted coloured, patterned, and unique papers
Coloured Tapes
Stickers
Posca Pens/Coloured Pens
A4 Frame for Decorating or A3 Card
3 x Found Objects
Art books for inspiration
About Molly Mural
Molly Mural is a UK female Bristol mural artist. Curious and playful, Molly’s signature bold and colourful cut-out shapes span building murals, basketball courts, and streets to set designs, interiors and fashion.
Using the world as her canvas, Molly Hawkins — working under the name Molly Mural — evokes joy and positivity with her signature bold and colourful cut-out shapes and patterns. Inspired by natural forms and movement, Molly’s art spans entire building murals, basketball courts, and streets to set design, interiors and fashion.
Based in Berlin and Bristol, Molly is passionate about making art accessible and bringing communities together in playful optimism. With a background in theatre, Molly designs large-scale public art that invites conversations and connection. Molly regularly collaborates with brands and organisations working to make the world a better place, and her murals can be seen across cities in the UK and internationally in Mexico, India, Colombia and throughout Europe.