Tumble: Organic Performance

[Donald C.]

Here is me performing Tumble [ I think that is what it is called ]rom Dan and Daves Book Organic Please Comment by posting a reply:
http://vimeo.com/2722526

 

[MagicSanj]

Well done, I love this effect, I have only done it once, but it is so easy and so effective.

Anyone looking for a good read/// Organic is the way to go!

Keep up the good work,

-Sanj

P.S. The card throw at the end was accurate, unnecessary, and extremely awesome.

 

[GosuTricks]

Good job, but I don't think that much cutting is necessary after the card is placed back in.

 

[MagicShadow9]

So are planning on using that on the streets?


Haha, just kidding. Nice job anyways.

 

[Donald C.]

WOW Thank you for all the comments. The reason I cut it so much was because when I did my double undercut I though I added a card on top of my dad's and I was not sure, so as I was cutting I was trying to glimpse if there was a signature on the top card. So yeah thanks again for the feedback. Keep it Coming.

 

[Donald C.]

Can someone else comment on this please.

 

[filth0013]

When you hand the deck for shuffling, hand it with the hand with the palmed card.

 

[Donald C.]

Just a question y would I do that?

 

[filth0013]

So your hand looks natural.

 

[Tricky Nicky]

Haha, you sliced the card... I know how that is. Anyways, great job with the trick, but I do tend to agree with handing the spectator the deck with the same hand as the palm. It gives you a reason to have your hand positioned the way it is.

 

[Donald C.]

Oh gotcha ok thank you for th advice.

 

[The Tumbleweed]

I like the name of it for some reason.
Tumble... why does that sound so familiar.....

 

[FadedTemp]

Haha, you sliced the card... I know how that is. Anyways, great job with the trick, but I do tend to agree with handing the spectator the deck with the same hand as the palm. It gives you a reason to have your hand positioned the way it is.

It also seems unnatural to hand them the deck with your other hand when it's already in your right. Most people would just extend their right hand out to give them the deck, not change hands.