Paint, Sip & Sushi in London | Celebrate Self-Love with Pink Florals

We'll extending February to the season of Self-Love and Care

The Art of Letting Go Society, in partnership with Hanasaki Restaurant, is hosting a paint, sip, and sushi workshop. This is your monthly invitation to step away from the online clutter and find peace through still life painting—one brushstroke at a time. For our February workshop, we'll celebrate the season of self-love by painting pink florals from Orchidya. As you explore blush tones and gentle brushstrokes, you'll savor handcrafted sushi that's almost too beautiful to eat

You'll master essential acrylic techniques through this beginner-friendly subject, guided by fine art artist Hua Jing Li based in Wimbledon Art Studio

What You'll Experience

→ A beginner-friendly workshop — No experience needed. Just bring yourself.

→ Mindful painting practice — Discover the therapeutic benefits of creating with intention

→ Expert guidance — Learn fundamental acrylic techniques in an approachable way

→ Delicious refreshments — Enjoy sushi as you paint

→ A judgment-free zone — This is about the process, not perfection

Who This Is For

• Anyone seeking creative respite from daily demands
• Complete beginners curious about acrylic painting
• Those who want to reconnect with their artistic side
• Anyone craving a mindful, screen-free afternoon
• Anyone who wants an intimate small group experience (we limit the workshop to 15 places)

What's Included

• All high-quality painting materials and supplies
• Step-by-step instruction from artist Hua Jing Li
• Sushi lunch, 2 glasses of wine and unlimited green tea
• Your completed artwork to take home
• 3.5 hours of peaceful, creative time

Photos from our December Workshop at Hanasaki

About the Workshop Facliator

​Jing is based in Wimbledon Art Studio and delivered workshops at National Museums, Clockwise Offices, and Cass Art. Her creative journey began at age three in art school, she honed her facilitation skills through studies at the Central School of Speech and Drama, where she learned to create safe, welcoming spaces for everyone to discover their artistic potential. Jing believes that everyone possesses the ability to be creative and find joy in art.