[Alex]

Originally Posted by morolen

whoo EK is here!@#

actully brian, i think a better example of skill to practice time is the ECers like rai and ginseng and spazz, those guys kill and they havent been at it for nearly as long as dave and the UG's


as for freehanding in general, if you think you can do it, well, you can.

stringing is like a puzzle where as freehanding is like a paintbrush, both make pictures, just in different ways and with different methodologies.

I bet you wrote you've chosen glowstringing as your topic for an essay assignment before.
Cuz I have :P

[Dru]

LOL! And how did that essay go? What was the thesis, Alex?

[Alex]

I actually wrote it about a year ago and the title was "The Art of Circles"
I pretty much thought up some pretty neat methodologies that compared glowstringing to many other arts and talents, but I also explained how it differed and how unique the art is as well.
I might post it up for you guys if I make a couple revisions, seeing as it was a year ago :P

[Dru]

Haha, a university paper? What'd you get? xD

[Alex]

An "A". I can write a pretty interesting paper on something I'm that passionate about

[Dru]

Ah, well said. Well, written in the case of your essay.

Oceans 13 was pretty good

[Alex]

Originally Posted by Dru

Ah, well said. Well, written in the case of your essay.

Oceans 13 was pretty good

lol, indeed it was

.."freehand moves" to Oceans 13.... np :P:P

[Dru]

Lol it was the first thing that popped up in my mind xD It's a quite odd movie, but pretty funny too. Nonetheless; rave on.

[barbaren636]

i feel stupid when u guys talk about this stuff.the only thing i can do "freehand" is the weaves that u do with strings.some one post or send me a tutorial on the "helicopter" i want to gain some knolage..loll

[morolen]

sadly ive never written anything on the subject, just kind of old guy wisdom :P