The #rubikscube is coming back to me. I have 5 of 9 OLL (orient last layer) algorithms for 4LLL (4 look last layer) down already. I'm remembering now how much seeing the movement pattern on the cube helps memorize the algorithms.

If you are also trying to learn, I recommend working on your last layer algorithms on a solved cube. Most will solve, unsolve, resolve or it may take a few more repetitions but they cycle back around. It makes it easier to see if you made a mistake in your practice.

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 After a break, I now have 8 of 9 OLL algorithms for 4LLL down. You can brute force it from there with an extra pass, but that might require an extra look.

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