Here's my handling of The Invisible Palm.
I hope you like it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeFOULiWuXw
I hope you like it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeFOULiWuXw
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Invisible Palm
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Awesome!
You're doing it very smoothly and it looks really like you're going to vanish the card for real!
Even the end is really cool^^
You're doing it very smoothly and it looks really like you're going to vanish the card for real!
Even the end is really cool^^
It's taught in The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings. Also in Art of Astonishment. True Astonishments. And in Bill Malone's On The Loose DVD set.
The first 3 vanish's are, but I think the last one was from something different. He gives credit to guys where he learned them.
Thanks guys!
The final vanish I created independently and I'm unsure if it's published, if anyone knows I'd be interested.
The other 2 vanishes are just the standard Tent Vanish.
The palms are also different to Larry's original routine.
The second palm is common and most certainly in print.
The first palm I developed independently, although its very similar to the second, just with an added subtlety for 2 cards, and again I'm unsure if its published.
The final vanish I created independently and I'm unsure if it's published, if anyone knows I'd be interested.
The other 2 vanishes are just the standard Tent Vanish.
The palms are also different to Larry's original routine.
The second palm is common and most certainly in print.
The first palm I developed independently, although its very similar to the second, just with an added subtlety for 2 cards, and again I'm unsure if its published.
I learnt it from the AoA and it was explained in a LOT of detail, as usual
Edit: One more thing... where the hell did that last ace go?
Larry Jennings Classic Magic, and Paul Harris' Art Of Astonishment are both great places to learn the routine, although there are countless different methods and variations.
There's a great post over at the magic cafe listing many of the main variations, the creators, and where they're published.
You can see it here.
There's a great post over at the magic cafe listing many of the main variations, the creators, and where they're published.
You can see it here.
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I believe there are 5 iterations that Larry Jennings went through in his book Jennings '67 where he outlines each version he did before changing it for whatever reasons. 
I don't own the book, merely briefly read through a friends copy but what I read was fantastic.
- Sean
I don't own the book, merely briefly read through a friends copy but what I read was fantastic.
- Sean