The audience thinks of a shape. You drip some ink on a blank card and the ink will visually start to move by itself, forming the shape that the spectator is thinking of. The card is then handed out for examination.
This is Enso, one of the most visual moving ink on the market today. Created by Eric Chien and Luo, Enso is only 7mm thick (thickness of 20 cards), you can easily hide the gimmick in a card box or a notebook.
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Although there are many different types of routines that these special flower cards can be used for, the main routine revolves around a prediction.
You begin by writing a prediction on a paper napkin and leaving it in full view. You then show a stack of business sized cards with pictures of different types of flowers on them and have one selected in a very fair manner.
When the selected card is turned over it is seen to be a rose. You then reveal that what you wrote on the napkin was rose. But that is not all. You can proceed to twist the napkin into an origami
Magic’s #1 prop is now made in a stage-sized JUMBO version so the effect can be appreciated by larger audiences. If you work larger groups, banquet tables or even stage venues, you can now perform Double Cross because the X can be seen by spectators in the back row! Everything about the trick works the same, its just BIGGER. The X is more than twice the size of the X in the regular Double Cross, and its much thicker.
The plot is the same as the regular sized prop – ask a spectator to hold out their hand and make a closed fist. Pull out a marker and draw an ‘X’ on the center of your palm and close it into a fist.
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