1)Life Drawing vs Theory 2) Wash (loose landscpae)

The life drawing class is a great fun. Mondays from 6:30 to 9:00 in the evening (*no teacher). A male or a female model alternatively. I work very hard and sweat much!
Does anyone know the difference between crayons and oil pastels? I have no idea. I asked the organizer/artist. She calmly said, "One is waxy. Another is oily." ?? riddle??? The answer confused me more than ever. Anyway, below, oil pastels & watercolour on A2 paper. All was made in 20 minutes.

"Let Me See...," (20 minutes)
theme= face expression.

For me, life drawing = LIVE drawing and LIVELY drawing. 
I've never thought of a proportion in my life drawings. I know "musts" and studied them in school days and... forgot them. 

So, I don't care a scale and I don't mind breaking rules.
I want to draw like a child.  
I want to draw. Therefore, I draw. Theory does follow me. I follow my heart. Emotion comes first; empty knowledge never comes before my feelings. Also, one more, a theory does not cover individual discrepancy/difference of a human body or proportion. Theory is imperfect and not "one-fit-to-all."

"Look Beyond" (15 minutes)
theme = movement/ the flow of power in a body.

However, a theoritical approach has a strength at the same time. It gives viewers stable and safe feelings. I do not say it's right or wrong. It's not the matter of black or white. It's a matter of style. Oh, yes, it's a "colourful" matter! ʚ(ˆ◡ˆ)ɞ

Regarding a colour, I wondered the colours came up too vivid and less harmony = messy? BUT other members' feedback was very positive. Particularly, the colour, "zingy aqa green" won nice comments. The feedback encourages me to try more a strong contrast and different colours. Be brave! The beauty of a group work is mutual help. Other members say, "Wow, nice!" "Good to have ye!" "Strength and enrgy, that's I want to make, you make," etc, etc, then, we share, "Ahahaha!" Nice! Also, the model liked my work. Good!
Most members make monochrome work. Could be, only me, use plenty of colours, oh, yes, on rediculously big and many papers. Fun!

I'll learn lots and enrich my style. I want to go forward. (*Other drawings were made in 10 minutes or so. Movement  interests me most.) 

OK, my wash work, tada~~! The fountain in Sydney Hyde Park. A loose style. I love this park. If you come to Sydney, come over and enjoy greens and water there. Now, I begin to like sketching landscapes little by little. Progress! Lalala•*•♫°•♫·.•ʚ(ˆ◡ˆ)ɞ  Friends, Happy Painting! 

1)Life Drawing vs Theory 2) Wash (loose landscpae)