If you do casual magic…things you can just throw into your pocket in the morning, and be set to go all day… then Reusable is a great addition to your repertoire. It is an impromptu restoration that happens right under their noses!
A signed sticky note gets torn in half…and immediately gets visually restored.
It is that direct.
“With less and less people carrying coins and cash it’s great to see classic plots and moves given a new lease of life. Level Up doesn’t just change the game… it switches it completely” – MATTHEW WRIGHT
“If you love gaming then SWITCH up your traditional coin magic for Craig Petty’s new trick LEVEL UP. You’ll love it so much I doubt you will be asking for a wiifund… It’s incredible” – IAIN BAILEY
Imagine the power: A randomly chosen card. They mix the deck. Siri tells you its exact position!
“VOX is yet another shining example of why I love David’s brain so much. He should be declared a national treasure!”
– Michael Murray
“VOX is brilliant. The work that David has put into this is incredible.”
This is the book test a select group of professionals are using to blow their audiences away.
Can be performed for an audience of one to one thousand! Close up; walk-around, stage, radio and TV.
The basic effect:
A spectator is invited to take a readable and examinable book, open it to any page, and is invited to think of any word on that page. The performer, without touching the book or approaching the
Mr. Know-It-All is the most recent addition to the Act-series. This sixth installment in the acclaimed Act-Series is now available.
The Mr. Know-It-All show is a mentalism act of uncanny knowledge and revelations. The only prop required is a common deck of playing cards, but even then, the Act is not reliant upon them. Postcards, photographs, or index cards can easily be substituted—in fact, one demonstration involves no props at all. Each experiment is clear and simple; meaning, the methods are new, original, and often self-working.
Do you have the perfect brain? Now you do!
Just take out a deck of cards and a pen. Let them shuffle the cards. Then have them call out random digits and proceed to write them on the backs of the cards until you have marked about 30 or 40 cards (or even the whole deck). Fan the cards in front of you for only 5-10 seconds to remember the sequence. Hand the cards to the spectator who called out the final number. You are ready to go:
In Ethereal, you will learn a variety of secrets for creating an ‘invisible touch’, along with routines to showcase the phenomena.
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