York House Demolition (4)

I came at it from a different angle today, having been to John E. Wright, printers and Nottingham institution, for some A3 acetates (the feller down in Sherwood is cheaper, but he can only go as big as A4) for tonight's screenprinting. Wright's is a bit like something from the fifties - they take down your details on a job sheet, roll everything up very carefully and send it down to the print room in a dumb waiter. Then they print out a detailed invoice and carefully wrap everything, even though you've only done a couple of photocopies. Whilst you wait, you wander round and try not to be tempted by the array of sketchbooks, steel rules and permanent markers.

Hopefully influenced a bit by Nico - I was listening to 'The Marble Index', having earlier read Julian Cope's typically understated essay on it in his majesterial 'Copendium', so I went a bit 'dark'.