just the url man

here you go

session 6 liquid practice (never too old)

might not be the best spot to film. that ceiling light casts a awful glare.. 
Best part = The track ends. You turn away. New track starts. "awe what the hell" you say, i'll do one more.  lol

 

you could definitely use more muscle tension and speed control in this clip. tension you can read a little about here http://floasis.net/wiki/doku.php?id=liquid. basically, use tension to create straighter lines and curves for a more crisp illusion. you also use tension to maintain a constant speed(that you'll learn to vary in time). in the clip every time u went to turn your flow or go into a figure 8 u went from moderate to fast speed without it being smooth or having any logic to it.

your did liquid over your head but nowhere else, try extending out to your sides. also work with levels which is bending at your hips and knees while taking your liquid to the ground, behind your back is another spot. liquid in front of your torso is the easiest place and thats why its also the most common and arguably one of the most boring

was a bit repetitive but as you incorporate stuff from the drills i linked in that other thread this should become less of a problem, just remember that your performing and your goal is to keep your audience guessing as well as entertained. repetition defeats both those purposes.

nice clip overall tho you have the basic understanding now its time to expand, glad to see you sign up again and hope to see more from ya :)

nice. now let's expand that liquid past your hands and up your forearms, to ya biceps and to your shoulders then ya whole body. at the moment it's situated within the area of your hands. good start matey :)