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Congratulations. V.

Mine has been sutmitted. V.

Congrats Molawin and everyone who participated. V.

If you're looking for a good A.C.A.N. I suggest Autobahn by David Forrest...An ACAN for the real world. Some key points about Autobahn: /The deck is placed on the table before the effect begins and the magician never touches it during the effect. /Any card is named /A number is also...

Listen to your passion: Hope you enjoy and best of luck to everyone!

Since when did his hair become more important then the effect? V.

Welcome to theory11! Glad you're here and I'm looking forward to seeing more. V.

The color change looks damn sweet. Looking forward to more soon. V.

happy birthday! V.

Thanks and glad to hear from you Michael :) Also, yes, this is a great little piece of magic and I suggest you check it out. V.

Hey, what's up? Just thought I tell you take a look at my review for your 1337 Notes: http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?p=246814#post246814

Indeed they are. V.

Yes, these effects are really great. What Sean releases is defiantly worth looking into. I also see what you mean though. V.

Sean Fields created an underground sensation when he first published the 1337 notes. Now they are available as a PDF download! In his uniquely entertaining fashion, Sean teaches in detail: Iced Up Freeze a bottle of water, VISIBLY! Sean explains how he’s always loved the concept of...

I agree. Many overlooked Kaos. You, the magician, may know what's going on, but to the spectator it's phenomenal. In the video, when Danny is pulling the card through the window, you hear a spectator, not in view, called Danny "the Devil". V.

Great ideas about using WINDOW cm763! Kaos is the closet thing to what I think a CTW should contain and it's my favorite CTW out there...second being David Forrest's CTW. V.

Lol...Lucky you! Well, you are a talented and creative magician and member here, you derserve it. V.

Same thoughts here. The showing of the empty hands as well as the card 'penetrating' the window is a great illusion. It may be simple, but it hits hard...especially using a borrowed deck and the spectator's (car) window, it leaves them in awe. V.

happy birthday! V.

Happy Birthday! V.