2025
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London - 11th December 2025
Let's draw V&A Museum in Ink and Watercolour!
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Where:
London V&A Museum – South Kensington
When:
10:00 – 17:00
Language:
English
Price:
£79
*You can pay the converted price in EUR too (1 GBP=1,14 EUR).
Includes:
Workshop, Special PDF Guide for Drawing Outdoor, 2x Online Sketch Club Videos for practicing.
Excludes:
Materials, Transportations, Lunch
Payment:
Full payment is required at the registration. The workshop fee will not be refunded after the workshop status is confirmed.
WORKSHOP DETAILS
The Victoria and Albert Museum (abbreviated V&A) in London is the world’s largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts and design, housing a permanent collection of over 2.8 million objects.
In this in person workshop we will visit the V&A Museum and draw some of it’s most beautiful corners. We will star the day by refreshing the fundamentals of urban sketching with quick drawings around the museum in ink and watercolour. These sketches will become part of our exploratory journey and we will enrich them with notes to form a beautiful journal page on our sketchbook.
We will then draw a view from inside the museum where we will apply my 4 steps to draw a full Ink and Watercolour scenery.
MATERIALS
The drawing materials are not provided. These are the recommended materials to have at the workshop day, but you can use any similar products.
- Pen: Fountain Pen (recommended) with M or F nib or Fineliners 0.5mm and 0.1mm – black and waterproof
- Water brush with grey ink or a grey color marker with round brush tip.
- Sketchbook: with Minimum of 300 g/ms hot pressed white pages and hardback. Size A5 or A4 or equivalent loose paper. You can use Min of 150 g/ms paper if you want to draw only in Ink.
- Paperclips
- Pencil (B or 2B)
- Ruler
- Eraser
You can find all the materials in the link here
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Frequently Asked Questions
4 hours of instruction in on-location sketching with Andrea Deng. Feedback and suggestions for your work.
Some materials like watercolors, brushes and stool. Transport and/or accommodation to and from the starting point. Lunch costs.
We will adjust the route according to the weather! We will always have a range of locations to choose from if it is going to rain.
During the in person workshops the majority of the materials are provided (excluding watercolor, brushes and stool), but I recommend you to bring your own fountain pen and sketchbook in order to keep your practicing consistent. You will also receive an email with the details of what to bring for each sessions.
You can find all the materials in the link here
- Pen: Fountain Pen with M or F nib (recommended) or Waterproof Fineliners 0.5mm and 0.1mm – black
- Ink: Carbon Platinum or equivalent waterproof ink – Black
- Sketchbook: with 300 g/ms hot pressed white pages and hardback. Size A5 or A4 or equivalent loose paper
- Watercolor set with main Primary and secondary colors ( Standard set of 12 colors will be enough)
- Large, medium and fine brushes
- Water container
- Small sprayer
- Tissues
- Paperclips
- Pencil (B or 2B)
- Ruler
- Eraser
- Portable Stool (recommended)
- Sketch Pad (recommended)
50% deposit is requested at the registration which can be refunded if the workshop status is Pending (up to 1 week before the workshop date). The deposit or the full fee will not be refunded after the workshop status is confirmed (1 week before the workshop date).
Absolutely yes and it is encouraged. We will start with the basics of ink drawing and architecture perspective before guiding you step by step into the drawing itself.
Every artist has his own distinct way to approach to urban sketching. The beauty of this workshop is that it will offer you a fresh way to observe the world through Andrea’s ink drawing and watercolor style. Drawing together with Andrea will also give you new inspirations and shared drawing experience to further enrich your art journey.
Yes, if the workshop is fully booked you will be put on the waiting list for the next date.

Andrea Deng
Architect | Illustrator
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