HIP HOP STEP TUTORIAL (BIZ MARKIE)

[@murghay01]

Great energy, dude!

[@theGreaterAwareness]

That was good. i see how you created a good minimal level of details by having the body fill larger areas of void while varying the position of that presence and absence so as to animate the space in which you are dancing. I noticed that your pattern was good but I saw that the same pattern repeated for too long. I understand this video is for education and thereby it is excellent because it is simple and thereby not intimidating due to the level of detail. However, as a fellow appreciator of flowing logic, I see how because the basics are basic like how a bass could be the basics of a tune, I see how the rythm of words or other instruments can act as stepping stones with which to sometimes add variation so as to hide the repeating pattern of the large patterns that are repeating such as the gridUnits of space that you fill by offsetting your position. As if you are standing in a cube array of voxels and each voxel is a unit of space which you set to occupied or unoccupied and thereby dance is a sequence of gridUnits that change over time based on how you manage space in reaction to the beats/sound events in the tune. Those opportunities for adding detail are where I am at with my painting. In those spaces, I use the fibonacci sequence. You don't have to use all the numbers, you just have to navigate between the current number and the adjacent number and when the number is too big, just iterate down to a lower number. Thereby, there is flow in all things and all things return to the same pattern and thereby it's beautiful to observe.

[@theGreaterAwareness]

And the reason that the fibonacci sequence is special for me is that my art has so much detail that I would unintentionally damage the paper and ruin my artwork because of the sheer amount of detail, similar to how I write comments. It is this disabilty which is also my super ability but that is for another time perhaps. What I mean to say is that the fibonacci sequence is a set of numbers that allows there to be gaps in my artwork due to the difference between the current number and the adjacent number. This ratio works for all ranges of theme, style,settings, etc. The most important thing I believe is to understand there is a minimum amount of offset before the offset is significant. That is what I feel I am finding in the difference as I use the sequence to determine the level of detail that I apply to space in my artworks. Thereby, my own artwork amazes me as I have been honest to the flow of logic that flows between all things.