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Watercolor mountain painting by Max Romey.

From Mountain Top to Table Top

Learn how to bring the wilderness alive in your watercolor paintings at home.

Online Workshop with Max Romey Feb 7, 10am-12pm Pacific, or Feb 13, 10am-12pm Pacific

UPDATE
Both sessions of this workshop are currently full. If you would like to join our waitlist, please contact us and let us know which date you are interested in.

It can be difficult to fully capture a landscape while you are in it. This course takes you from creating your initial mountain top sketches to finishing your painting on your studio tabletop. Max Romey shares the process and tips he has learned from sketching on the fly and how he brings the wilderness alive at home. All levels are welcome!

We’re doing this workshop twice! Choose from:

  • Sunday, February 7th, from 10am-12pm Pacific (sold out); or
  • Saturday, February 13th, from 10am-12pm Pacific (sold out).

Feb 7, 10am-12pm Pacific, or Feb 13, 10am-12pm Pacific

You may register by selecting "Add to cart" below, and checking out.

To gift a workshop, go ahead and purchase with your own name and then email us the recipient details.

$50.00

What to expect

This is a live workshop that will take place on Zoom. During the workshop, you will have a chance to ask the instructor questions and connect with your fellow classmates. After the workshop, we’ll provide you with a recording to review on your own time.

We’ll be in touch the week of the course with instructions for connecting and additional information. Please remember to set a reminder for yourself, and adjust for your timezone. Tickets are non-refundable, but we may be able to transfer your ticket to another student if there is a wait list.

Curious about tickets, technical details, gifting workshops, or anything else? Please see our frequently asked questions page for more details, and please don’t hesitate to contact us for help.

Recommended supplies

  • Watercolor paper or sketchbook: Ideally cold press.
  • Paints and palette: The Daniel Smith Essential Color Set, and cerulean blue.
  • Waterproof pen: Fine point Sharpie or Micron work fine.
  • Pencil and eraser: Optional and dependent on your confidence.
  • Brushes: Whatever you find comfortable. I usually go Goldy Lox with a big, small and perfect middle.
Max Romey sketching at night in the mountains.

About Max

Max Romey is a trail runner, videographer, explorer, and artist. Growing up dyslexic, he kept questioning why he fell behind his classmates and why reading and spelling seemed to take so long.⁠ Watercolors and sketching became a refuge and a way to share his ideas without misspelling them. Max dreamed of creating and sharing stories, and his sketchbook and camera became a way to do that.⁠ Learn more about Max on his website and on Instagram.