Anybody know this effect?

darosa.justin · Mar 26, 2008

Hi,

I watched somewhere before an effect where 2 signed cards fuse into one card, singed on both sides.

Maybe its not the exact efffect, but anyone know similar ones?

Thanks,
JD

Jakeh · Mar 26, 2008

I believe it's the Anniversary Waltz.

cklam · Mar 26, 2008

Are you talking about the one in Cultural Exchange #1?

I believe the name is “Anniversary Salsa” which is Shoot Ogawa's handling and variation of Doc Eason's Anniversary Waltz

Sam Hardy · Mar 26, 2008

Click!

=] Hope it helped.

darosa.justin · Mar 26, 2008

Hey thanks so much guys. The link you gave me was great. Told me all the effects out there.

So would you all agree taht this effect with the signnature on the FACE of the card to be better on the back?

I'm thinking of a variation with the back and even to use with a COIN.

Thanks, and hope soemone answers me!

caruso · Mar 26, 2008

well i dont know about cultural exchange, but i would say its true love from oz pearlman...

altrnt · Mar 26, 2008

Its the anniversy walts effect allthough there where many variations made.

Take care,
altrnt.

Shodan · Mar 26, 2008

Cards fusing with sigs on the back is essentially Wesley James' "Forgery".

Brad Henderson · Mar 27, 2008

Crediting anything to Oz Pearlman as original is probably an unwise move.

Forgery is the original effect. Followed shortly after in time (though maybe before in publication) by Samelson's New York Transpo.

Brad Henderson

Glenn West · Mar 27, 2008

Shodan said:
Cards fusing with sigs on the back is essentially Wesley James' "Forgery".

I believe James' "Forgery" had one card signed on the back, and a second card signed on the front.

Anniversary Waltz too the idea and applied it to having both cards signed on the face, thus ending with a double facer.