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Be Kind Change i found to be much more difficult than El Cambio Nada. So if you're new, I recommend El Cambio Nada. Some other easier changes are the Snap Change, Gorilla Change, Harbor Change, and the Classic Color Change.

Gliding Home by Nicholas Einhorn.......it plays big for a large group because they all think you messed up. Before you show that you were holding their card the whole but after they realize it is no longer on the table, they all discuss among themselves as to whether or not the card was on the...

you might like the DVDs by Andrew Mayne.

just like krazytim, i write with AND hold cards in my right hand

by right handed i assume you mean that he is a lefty. yes, he is a lefty (and so am i with cards...i still write with my right hand) and therefore the dominant hand is the right hand. it is not at all an issue to reverse the instructions to suit whichever hand you prefer to use. i liked the dvd...

the x's on someone's hand during eXile look pretty cool (although it might be hard to see for a large crowd). also, the visual of someone holding a crushed bottle (Crush) by the cap with your hands around it looks cool too. just look at the images of the effects in the tricks section of the site.

yes it will.

In terms of variation, the dvd covers different variations on the handling of the trick, but i don't know of any tricks that are completely different than Static using the gimmick, although I am sure there are because the gimmick seems to be very open to creativity. the dvd also talks briefly...

this looks awesome! once you do it to one card box, are the marks there for good? also, can the box be borrowed? whatever the case may be, this looks great!

due june 5th. any flourish will do. the focus of the video should be making the most out of the one flourish you choose to perform. no time limit.

lets keep it at doing a single flourish but you can do whatever you want in terms of style i sent the request

flourish battle anyone?

i sent you a pm

very cool and very smooth

for me, i prefer close-up magic to stage magic. the closest i have ever come to performing stage magic was at a parlor magic contest. i still performed my regular close-up set because its what i'm most comfortable doing. i enjoyed using sleight of hand and everyday objects at the contest as...

one of my main go to tricks is card to mouth. its easy and the reactions are great. also, any ambitious card trick is good if you say you know the double lift and also if you want to learn some card controls. i sometimes use card to mouth a closer for an ambitious card routine, but often perform...

1. Marcus Eddie 2. Chris Kenner 3. Asi Wind 4. Richard Z 5. Dave Buck 6. Daniel Garcia 7. Jonathan Bayme 8. Jason England 9. Katie Kenner 10. Alex Pandrea 11. Andrei Jikh

For Chris Kenner: For varying audiences, do you simply change the performance of your repertoir or do you have a different repertoir for different audiences?....or both? What was one of the best reactions to a trick you have ever received? What magic items do you never leave the house...

Questions for Jason England What noticeable differences are there between the reactions of spectators while performing a simple trick as opposed to a more advanced trick? Are there some sleights that you prefer to practice on your own for fun but rarely show to spectators? What sleights...

Feb. 22 at 12:49 pm