ST ANDREWS In Autumn | Painting A Conker in Watercolour | Ep37

Hello & welcome along on this walk! If you're new here - my name is Sarah and each week I head out on a walk with my faithful companion Jack Spaniels, to explore somewhere in this beautiful country of Scotland and hopefully find something to paint back in my studio at home.
This week we are back on dry land with Jack in tow, visiting the historic town of St Andrews - famous for its medieval architecture, Scotland's oldest university, royal first dates, slow motion running, amazing ice cream and of course, being the 'Home of Golf'.
We discover all this and even more of the town, on a beautiful sunny autumnal day. During the walk, I spotted a beautiful shiny conker (a horse chestnut seed) and I couldn't sit to get home to start painting it. Watch to the end of the video to see how I got on with this shiny new challenge.
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SHE WALKS:
St Andrews town walk
Distance Walked: 4.3m / 6.9km
Lunch - Cromars Fish & Chip Shop
Ice Creams - Jannettas Gelateria
SHE PAINTS:
Total Painting Time: approx 10 hours
Materials Used:
Arches Watercolour Paper
Windsor& Newton 'Cotman' brushes in sizes 000, 00 & 11
Dyffle Watercolour Pens
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