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Theres a move taught on Ray Kosby's Impossible Card magic, that I use to do an Impromptu card rise. Its the best I've seen.

For DVDs since you already have Mystique, I'd say Believe. For 1-on-1s, I'd say Chris Kenner's 5 speed. Its really hard hitting. Also TNR is not impromptu. It has a gimmick. Its kind of a pain to make, but I think its worth it, because its so clean!

Nice man! But I'm pretty sure its not original.

Yes it has a gimmick. It could really be easier to make, but its not too terrible. It took me maybe 10 minutes to make one. Its an ok trick. I don't perform it all the time, but when I do, it gets some nice reactions. Especially if you follow up Torn with it.

It's definitely my favorite bill change, not only visually, to watch, but perform also. :D

Hmm, how about you borrow about 10 more dollars, and Order Surfaced. :p Its 40$ I believe, but theres also shipping.

That actually is a really good idea! Like for example, on Daniel Garcia's Greed DVD, theres a performance in the beginning, then, the explanation, then a whole section in the end of performances. It really adds to the DVD in my opinion.

That sounds awesome man! I would love to see a video. :)

I think it would be cool, if they released all 1-on1's on a DVD. Kind of like Joshua Jay's Talk about Tricks in Magic Magazine. That way you wouldn't have to watch them on the computer.

What I do, is as soon as the change has happened, I hand out one and do what Tom does and ask is this bill real? Check it out for me. So its just kind of a subconscious thing telling them that all are normal, unless you have a heckler.

Ha its alright dude. Just whenever your ready, just challenge me. =D

I think it would be cool maybe if it had a picture of all of the Artists also. But thats just my opinion. Great job!

They look amazing! I hope you guys Release them. =D

I'm not sure what your trying to say, but I don't think you should ever turn to youtube for a quick explanation. Most of the time the people who post tutorials to magic are just looking for attention. So therefore they really aren't putting time into making the video, which means that it may not...

I myself haven't used one, but at my local magic shop, I saw one there, and the magician that owns it, showed me a routine with it. So overall I think its a pretty nice piece of magic.

As much as I like Fiber Optics as well as Richard Sanders as a person and a magician, I'd have to go with David Regals Close-Up and Personal. I'm going to start doing some Rope magic, so I'm going to get Fiber Optics definitely, but since at this day in time, I don't do any ropes, I would have...

Yeah I absolutely Love Thunderbird, but I don't think it would fit in. I'd recommend just having the aces stacked, and producing them by having a spectator tell you when to stop. Also you could do something like, the ace of spades is twenty cards down, and turn over the twentieth card to be the...

I don't use it normally, but the non-acrobatic version is pretty easy actually. I still haven't gotten down the acrobatic version, although I would really like to, seeing as its a beautiful move.

I recently bought it, but I haven't had a chance to check it out yet. I believe there is a review on Lee Asher's Site.

Does it require a gimmick? Also, someone mentioned it is easy, but is it practical?