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So as you guys know, I am basically obsessed with purse frame right now. I am sure you have seen my sponge ball routine, but I am currently looking for really creative ways to produce other objects (not coins or sponge balls) from the purse. For example...

top change is the best. or good ol fashioned double lift.

why lol? :)

Yup! You can pull anything you want! I just reviewed it if you wanna have a look! :) link is in the "Reviews" section here on the T11 forums

Imagine being able to have a spectator name any card and then visually remove that thought of card from their ownBORROWED PHONE! This week, Michael O'Brien takes a look at "InstaGrab" by Patrick Kun. Find out why Michael has decided to add this incredible and practical piece of magic to his own...

I technically didnt discover magic on youtube, however had it not been for youtube i prolly would have stopped playing with it.

Perhaps use "InstaGrab" to print the card? may be a fun idea! You could have them name a card and then pull it from their phone. Say "whoops, this was supposed to be your card... but it is actually MY card.... but oh wait.... You said 6 of diamonds right? Interesting because on the back here is...

Just remember, the better the video quality, the more of them you will sell ;)

What Tyler said. Depends if you want to self publish or have T11 sponsor you.

Before offering any of my ideas ill say just be careful because this borders on offensive... lol but if it is done tastefully could be fun (thinking like blue collar comedy style.) 1. Empty beer can refills itself (healed and sealed) 2. multiplying beer bottles 3. cigarette magic

The best places to do magic randomly for people on the street are high traffic tourist areas. Places that have an outlet mall or some kind of attraction. For example, I test new material at the beach or at the local farmers market. Always a ton of people walking through there.

Dont know the name of it, but there is an effect my friend used to do where he would remove his watch and place it face down in a specters hand. The spectator could spin the pin as much as they want then stop and lock it in. They would name any time and when revealed, the watch would match the...

The first ACR I ever learned was the one from "Easy to Perform Card Miracles" Vol. 2 by Michael Ammar. It lived in my repertoire for years until I came up with "Ambitious Ink." One thing I have learned over the years is that you can only make a card come up to the top so many times before it...

Contact support. they have to do it for you.

Both penguin and T11 marketplace are where I have everything published. These are the ways to go if you want to self publish. If you want sponsorship, then you will need to convince the company you are pitching to that your product is worth their time. I have over 20 effects published currently...

Its too long to type... lol but if you are genuinely curious, my story was posted on KTLA5's spoken dreams podcast haha

Create your own tricks! I use the riffle force in a ton of stuff. For example my "ambitious ink" effect here:

Looks great! The moves were very well executed and i like the fact that you attempted to make it progressively more and more "impossible" with each phase. A bit long for my taste, BUT if your audience enjoys it keep it up! No constructive feedback on my part except maybe to cut out a phase or to...

Works every time :)

Unless you are a perfectionist, the deck will rarely be 100% square using a break. As long as the break itself is not visible, no one will notice. You should also avoid having the deck burned by your opponents while holding a break as well. Breaks that you need to hold for longer periods of time...