A short 20 minute download that covers many creative ideas for the art of mentalism. Whether you are a novice or an expert, some great little ideas can be found in here.
Anthem Talks about…
-intuition
-performance
A short 20 minute download that covers many creative ideas for the art of mentalism. Whether you are a novice or an expert, some great little ideas can be found in here.
Anthem Talks about…
-intuition
-performance
**A massive hit at Blackpool 2018**
After its phenomenal success, most who bought EyePad asked Wayne and Mike if there would be a close-up version. Well, “Dobbo has done it again”
Introducing: EyePad Mini.
You ask a spectator to just think of any playing card. You explain that, in order to find out what card they are thinking of, you need to use your EyePad Mini.
Take your Book Test routine to the next Level. Any Book Any Word. As the name suggests, this can be done with any book. Can be even a borrowed book.
No force of the page also.
And this is bound to leave your Audience absolutely stunned.
Works great either Live or on Virtual Zoom shows as well.
Checkpoint – is a casual trick with rip up and restoration of a receipt.
“Uh show me something!?” – popular situation in life of magician.
During these moments, simple magic tricks like “choose the card” do not want to be shown.
Magician wants to feel himself like Dinamo or David Blaine, which create magical improvisation with handy items.
8+ tricks that take Bob Hummer’s 1951 secret discovery to places you would never thought of.
A surefire star sign divination, using nothing but beautiful story to get the information!
No progressive anagrams.
Just you and your words.
Get your copy today!
“Can you show us something?”
This question used to put the fear of God into Alexander Marsh because he makes his living as a stage mentalist and rarely performs in close-up situations.
But not anymore!
In this two-hour masterclass, Alex shares his brand-new, cutting-edge, close-up secrets: five killer mentalism routines specifically designed for casual environments. Each close-up effect packs as