I figured this deserved its own thread.
Some people (myself included) have expressed the desire for a T11 coin DVD.
T11 should make Homer Liwag an artist already so we can get some more coin 1-on-1's and some cool tricks.
Also, I want to see more from Dan White.
yeah wut happened to dan white?
I have no idea what "wut" means...
What do you mean, E stole him?
Dan White consults for David Blaine, so I'd love to see some of the stuff he's doing. Maybe learn some more magic.
I feel that coins are an underrated medium of magic. Let's fix that.
I have no idea what "wut" means...
There is no need to criticize others for their grammar. I think you can easily tell what "wut" means. This is an internet forum. It's alright if a word gets misspelled.
The last thing I would want is that Homer Liwag joins Theory11.
Everything on Theory11 lands up on YouTube, either as badly performed or as a tutorial.
Coin Magic is something very different, people can perform coin magic really bad but they can also perform it really well with al the little nuances and subtelties that masters teach them. Homer Liwag is an example of someone who really gives much attention to detail. I am very happy that there isn't a mass production of CoinOne and CoinTwo, or we would see alot more people perform it badly.
Homer also has some very 'underground' sleights and such. We wouldn't want those as a download for 5 bucks do we? Imagine you could buy his Melt-Away vanish here.
How many people would perform it on youtube with a coin in Ramsay subtelty as they are squeezing a tennis ball?
For example, Chris Kenner doesn't have a download on ThreeFly. Think about it, it is one of the most magical and simple to follow routines in all of magic.
Only a few people perform it really well. Imagine that suddenly everyone would perform it.
To sell Homer and his damn good coin creations here is just very dangerous for coin magic in my opinion.
Elliot
Agreed.
And I thought ThreeFly is sold as a 1-on-1?
The last thing I would want is that Homer Liwag joins Theory11.
Everything on Theory11 lands up on YouTube, either as badly performed or as a tutorial.
Coin Magic is something very different, people can perform coin magic really bad but they can also perform it really well with al the little nuances and subtelties that masters teach them. Homer Liwag is an example of someone who really gives much attention to detail. I am very happy that there isn't a mass production of CoinOne and CoinTwo, or we would see alot more people perform it badly.
Homer also has some very 'underground' sleights and such. We wouldn't want those as a download for 5 bucks do we? Imagine you could buy his Melt-Away vanish here.
How many people would perform it on youtube with a coin in Ramsay subtelty as they are squeezing a tennis ball?
For example, Chris Kenner doesn't have a download on ThreeFly. Think about it, it is one of the most magical and simple to follow routines in all of magic.
Only a few people perform it really well. Imagine that suddenly everyone would perform it.
To sell Homer and his damn good coin creations here is just very dangerous for coin magic in my opinion.
Elliot
As much as grammar like that annoys me, I'm sure you could tell from the context...