Created for Instagram, Facebook, YouTube etc., Loop Up is a very simple effect that let you change the color of any rubber band in your hand.
Show a normal rubber band in your hand, and with just a shake, it’s color changed in front of your spectator’s eyes. You can also let the spectator check the band or give them as a souvenir.
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From the creators of PINCH, Thinking Paradox team (Manuel Leal, Edhu and Adrian Carratala) presents you this new effect inspired in a concept by Arnel Renegado. Imagine to ask someone to take some color clips, one is held at the tip of your fingers, other one is placed in your mouth by a espectator. You just blow the clip from the mouth to the hand’s one and they link in midair! Of course they are really linked so you can give away for examination inmediately. No changes or dificult handling is required. Learn to perform this completly impromoptu and highly visual clips linking in less than 5 minutes.
“This is my new favorite version of this plot, which kills me because it’s better than mine.” –Jon Armstrong
“Things I won’t leave my house without: Keys, Wallet, Phone, Cards, and now Ultra Lucky Coin.” –Robert Ramirez
“I have been lucky to play with Ultra Lucky Coin and I must say it is ultra effective! There are already several strong and practical routines you can perform with what you get and there is still room for personal ideas and variations. Well done Erik!” –Boris Wild
Show an empty TicTac box and a coin. Visually toss the coin in to the box and the coin will melt through it!!!
Upon learning the secret, you will immediately want to rush out and perform it.
Additional Supplies Will Need To Be Purchased To Perform This Effect.
“This looks like real magic I love it!” – Joe Rindfleisch
“Faith hacker just shattered my faith.” – Hanson Chien
“I can’t wait to learn!” – Bacon Fire
“Beautiful vanish, get it and thank me later” – Danny Urbanus
This is one of the best self-bending metal effects we have ever seen. Will Tsai’s effects always seem to ask the question, ‘what would it look like if I could do this for real?’ and when you see the way that this effect allows you to warp metal so beautifully, you’ll appreciate why his philosophy is so good.
If we truly had the power to bend metal, why stop at just one bend?
Blossom will suck the wind out of your spectator as your psychokinetic ability contorts and flares the neck and every single tine of a simple dinner fork. The moment where they realized that the power of your mind is reconstructing the physical properties of metal is one that will live with them forever.
“The best rubber band trick I’ve seen in years.”
– Alex Pandrea
Simple. Elegant. Impossible. You lightly hold two rubber bands at your fingertips. You touch them together. They link. You blow on them. They unlink. Both bands can be examined.
The problem with most rubber band tricks is that they require the magician to fiddle-to contort and stretch and loop the bands between each other and between the fingers. Well, the audience sees this. That’s a bad thing.
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