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- Size is twice bigger A4 (8.3 x 11.7 inches) instead of A5 (5.8 x 8.3 inches) size
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Inkling, a revolution in magic.
From the genius mind of Stephen Chan, presented by Bond Lee & MS Magic. Inkling can make predictions visually and magically appear on a normal piece of paper, and at the end you can gift the paper to your audience as a magical souvenir.
Prediction, mind reading, transformations, and vanishes are all possible, the perfect tool for mentalism.
A simple gimmick that allows you to visually transform a drawing into real object.
Easy to do and only takes a minutes to make it.
Various effect is possible, the limit is your imagination.
Back Off by Craig Petty
I am delighted to announce the release of my new ebook Dice Telepathy. In effect, 4 different colored dice are displayed and mixed by a spectator while your back is turned. They then place a dice in their left pocket, their right pocket and hold the other two dice one in each closed hand. The mentalist then turns back around and amazingly divines which dice is where. It’s as clean as that. No gimmicks, gaffs or trained hamsters are used in this miracle class effect.
Inspired by the work of two legends, Karl Fulves and Bob Hummer, Dice Telepathy is the perfect ‘one and done’ effect where you really want to create the illusion of mind control.
There is lots of money in fortune telling.
The secret is how to get into those parties that want specialized entertainment.
Here are the stories of how a few mentalists have taken a simple routine and made fortunes with it alone.
But the secret alone isn’t enough to make thousands.
PETER TURNER X PIGCAKE
“This has been the most important trick in my life and I have an affection for it shared by no other.” Stuart James
The Open Prediction remains one of the most popular effects in close-up card magic. The participant shuffles a deck of cards and deals through them face-up ultimately dealing one facedown, sight unseen. That card matches a prediction set aside from before the trick was started.