Originally posted by
xxplosiveyeah i was looking around and thinking of new moves to try...and i saw some people talk about Threading and Weaving. I always thought that they were teh same. i need some help finding the difference. an example of each would be nice =) oh yes and btw..whats a double helix(the move, i saw someone mention it on antoher post) =D thanx guys =) any help would be welcomed =D
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Reponses from the old thread. Feel free to add on~Originally posted by
cynicdaveQUOTE
To be honest, I don't know. I personally never liked naming a specific subsection of a trace style much... Like how I don't like naming shadow tracing as such. I think all tracing should have shadow tracing elements to make them look good.
but threading is easy to define, so here you go. you make a circle with your arm and glowstick. you push the glowstick through it. oldest trick in the book. you see paul doing it in videos so old they aren't even available on GS.C publically anymore.
weaving, i think it's the same as threading personally-- some people say I weave, okay, I weave =D. weaving I guess means a thread but instead of just a single push in, you weave yourself around a few times. i do it running up my arms to smooth out all my throws and traces around my body.
by the way, those two aren't moves, they are concepts.
Originally posted by
xxplosiveQUOTE
oo keke ..thanks for sheding some light for me dave. =) o btw..u know what a double helix is? haha still trying to find that out..oO...or myabe he was talking about a double heli toss..haha..althought styll what is a double helix
Originally posted by
VisionQUOTE
i thought a double helix toss was a double horizonal heli toss...
maby im crazy.
i thought it was either a typo/mispronunciation/other name of a double heli.
someone else will say though, i hope. LOL
Threads? Weaves? Whats the difference?, Originally posted by xxplosive
Jul 11 2006, 03:43 PM
