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Well, for weird visuals, I would suggest the underground hit NipSlip by the living legend that is Dee Christopher, or the booklet FreezerBurn:the incoroporation of ice in magic by the brilliantly talented and devilishly handsome Chris Lafferty. Or look into Sean Fields work. CL

Dude. The water to snow idea has been explored before by a few guys, however, the usual technique has to have the 'gimmick' inside of another gimmick, and to pour some water into the hand whereupon, after blowing on it, it freezes and forms into snow, expanding out of the hand, etc. However...

Ah, glad you like the look of it! I really fancy it myself after reading the review, it seems awesome! I didn't even realise you were from the UK, holla brother! I'm up in NC in the northeast like. Seems like you're onto a winner with your mate at the circle like! I really need to learn...

Well, it's an EBook, so it ain't gonna be out of print, strictly speaking. I would recommend, if it IS unavailable, contacting the author directly. I can't help you out on that though, my comps being well slow and every time I try to get back onto Genii it's not happening :( CL

Hry man, thanks for the interest. DROP certainly is a very cool thing to behold. When I first happened upon the idea and practiced it in front of a mirror I nearlky dropped the cards I was so freaked, haha. Deets are under wraps right now, but i CAN say, it's very simple (we're talking...

No problemo dude, that's what we're here for! I did a little digging around for you and found this, you may be interested... http://www.geniimagazine.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=142798#Post142798 CL

Sure, I'll play. I've created loads but my particular faves are... The freezerburn effects From my recently released E Book, 'FreezerBurn- The incorporation of ice in magic'. Five effects all revolving round either the production, transformation or sudden change of or to ice. Gebuine...

My faves... -The Wave Change. Self created, published through the magicplazza. Very effective, visual colour change, done at spectators eye level. -Erdnase change. Learn this from Erdnase, Expert at the card table, or puck up the annotated Erdnase for insights on this and the other moves...

I learned my basics from Bobo's, and the Michael Ammar beginners coins DVD. I hear Noblezada's is quite good and teaches more contemporary material while still maintaining the beginners angle. For really solid visuals while still being suitable for beginners, you should pick up the 'Ice...

I can imagine how the sleight method will work, very interesting idea's! I have said before that this effect is something I'm very excited about, so I'm not gonna start fawning over it again, I do just wanna say that this should be very well received. I know full well that it won't be for...

Oooh, I had the perfect effect for thiss.... and the perfect risque joke, but thats not very mature is it ;) Nah, both of you guys, good luck! CL

My advice, defined after a lot of consideration on the subject, is this- If we cannot justify exactly what we are doing, it may be a little strange. Guess what? We're meant to be doing things that are a little strange! I see no preoblem at all with that point... personally... CL

I'll probably pick this up, as I'm a total freak for ambitious riser's! Thanks for the review dude. As for Raise Rise, I know of a couple dude's who can do it, Alain Nu does it VERY well, and Chad Long does it amazingly. He also executes a flawless, invisible SWE shift. CL

Hand washing is an underused technique, I feel. While lots of people do coin basics, I'm yet to see more than about four or five amateurs who bother to learn washing techniques. I personally love it! My preferred washing sequence is one I learned from the Troy Hooser book 'DesTROYers', which...

Some faves... -Gary Ouellet's touch force. Very deceptive, smooth, beautiful. Can be learned in various pieces of Gary's work, or as I learned it- from David Acer's Rando acts of magic. -Slip cut riffle force. Very deceptive. I have absolutely no idea where I originally learned this but It...

Ummm, theres some very early work of this kind in Erdnase, but for a very in depth look at this type of thing I would recommend Peek Performances and/or Peek Encores by Richard Busch (I believe- my usually encyclopedic memories not serving me today). CL

Hey guy's, this is just a very quick heads up to let you know about a very interesting new product from my friend Jay Crowe- Liquido. Liquido is an idea that could take your favourite coin bend to a very cool extra dimension! The coin doesn't bend, per se, but actually physically melts...

My absolute pleasure mate. I spoke to Jay on the weekend and he assures me that it'll be released soon, though he's keeping specific deets on the DL. Yeah man, that effect is just- absolutely mindblowing, and even if the methodology for some reason puts you off, the visuals of the effect...

It's being kep quiet for now mate. That effect is truly beautiful. In my entire time in magic, I've seen visuals that have fooled me, floored me, fried me, flipped me, made me smile, made me laugh, but dear lord- This effect is just wonderful, AND very VERY simple to execute! Not that I'd...

From the outset I will state- Jay is a dear friend of mine, and taking this into consideration, I have tried to be as fair and honest as possible. NULL Jay Crowe is a very gifted creator and performer of very effective, oft-off beat, and generally very interesting magic. While NULL is...