The most powerful vanishing device ever made is also the most powerful smoke device ever made. With short sleeves, make objects vanish in a cloud of smoke. This is Mystery Smoke.
A complete sell-out at FISM, and Blackpool, the two most prestigious magic events in the world.
First came “Inferno,” which won Trick of the Year in 2012. Then came “Out of Sight,” which fooled Penn & Teller. After eight years of development, performed exclusively at the end of Joshua Jay’s parlor shows, he is ready to unveil a sensational, unique wonder…
Balance features the rarest effect in magic: suspension. An eclectic but ordinary group of objects is passed out for close examination: a bottle, a card box, a pencil, a toothbrush, and a crayon box. NOTHING sticky, no strings – totally normal.
Make a sharpie melt through a rubber band on the spectator go or have then pull the sharpie and have it melt.
no gimmicks
You will do things nobody believes. For a moment they’ll assume it’s a camera trick, because their brains are going to tell them it can’t be possible… but then… slowly…. they realize…. THEY’RE NOT WATCHING A VIDEO.
Joe Rindfleisch, the undisputed king of rubber band magic has topped even himself with this one. It’s a technique so deceptive, you can use it for color changes, teleportations, even passing rubber bands through SOLID GLASS.
The more common the props, the more surprising the miracle. One of the all-time best examples of this is Gregory Wilson’s “Coffee Break”
Touch, sight, sound. SO many senses are involved in this very real, fun, innocent little brain buster.
Here’s something your spectators have never seen – an instant frozen in time!
SECONDS is a time-stopper effect.
With simple set-ups, you can freeze time on pulled-up noodles in their cup for a second.
Coins. Glitter. Salt. Milk. Juice. M&M’s. You can make so many things appear when you perform AmazeCups.
You show three small cups, one at a time. Each is completely empty. Snap your fingers and you can pour a stream of shiny pennies, a cascade of sprinkles, or a cupful of milk. Watch the video to see how easy this is to do.
This is one of Danny Orleans’s favorite tricks for children and family audiences. He’s personally redesigned and updated the cups of German magic inventor, Werry, first released as AquaCups in the 1960s. Now you get…
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