Flow

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  1. xMystic(+)Fire

    xMystic(+)Fire Well-Known Member

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    How would you guys describe it?
     
  2. Psvertjuh

    Psvertjuh NotYourMonkeyNotYourRobot

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    I can give ya a bad exemple, if ya randomly put in all kinds of c4d renders all going through each other one to the left other to the right etc ..

    That's what I would call bad flow ^^
     
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    I guess its the way your effects follow your tag to the focal.
     
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    I also need to learn this "flow".
     
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    Best description I've ever found:
    "A principle of visual movement in artworks, which can be carried by line, dots, marks, shapes,
    patterns, color and other compositional elements.Directional movement in paintings or sculptures
    directs the viewer's eye around or through the artwork, in a way which the artist consciously or
    unconsciously(subconsciously- Ambiguity) determines. One important function is to keep the viewer's
    eye from "leaving" the work, and instead cause the the viewer to follow an inventive(interesting)
    path within the work, or exit in one area, only to be brought back in another area"
     
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    xMystic(+)Fire Well-Known Member

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    So basically, flow isn't the direction where you sig is heading?
     
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    yeh
     
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