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Well both those tricks use different methods and combining them will take quite a bit of set-up. I wont tell you why to prevent exposure. Yea but then the guy would be thinking "Psshh..... He's not a real magician, he's just a phony. He couldn't even change a blue deck to red and back again"

Well the factors of real magic are what determines whether a trick is good or bad these days. These factors are: Visualness: If you can do real magic, they should be able to see it happen. Directness: They shouldn't be confused. It should be simple and understandable magic. Like a coin...

After a color changing deck: "Ok, change it back to red" After the zipper gaff trick (from E's rec bike gaffs): "Zip it all the way" After a transpo effect: "Make them switch back" After angle zero (or another torn corner effect): "Put it back together"

Ellusionist sells stained skin tattoos that do the same thing and more.

Yes, but usually it's not cuz they wanna see something amazing, it's because they want to ruin my trick by proposing something that i can't do. Basically they're saying "Well if you can really do magic then you can do this."

Have you ever been in a situation where a guy tells you do some kind of magic which you can't do? For example, i was doing blindsided one day and afterwards one of the spectators said "Ok, now change it back to red". Stuff like that. How would you handle that? Obviously you can't meet their...

So can someone please explain how all the clues fit together?

You know, i never understood how that represents awkwardness.

Well if Jason England says so then it must be true. I never knew that Justin Miller was German though.

Haha, thats a good one.

Lol, finally. This had better be worth all the hype.

Wait i thought you were banned.

Awesome. Are you planning to have the kid try to do magic but miserably fail at it? And then he gets all depressed and stuff and then the guy in the card from the beginning turns out to be a famous magician who tells him that learning a few tricks well is better than learning a thousand...

Them: "I know how you did that" You: *Gasp* "So do I!" Haha, i love that one. Usually i'll do something to make them think they know what's going on but usually they're wrong. For example, when i do a coin vanish, i'll say "I will blow on this coin and the con will disappear!". Then i...

Yes, T11 is like E. We hype stuff and overprice stuff and stuff. The only difference is that we have more real professionals, we're more underground and we're more advanced. E is more beginner friendly though.

Hey, i just bought an effect which needs a gimmick involving elastic thread. I won t tell you what the effect is cuz that would be exposure. But does anyone know a good place to buy some good elastic thread? I dont want invisible Elastic thread though, because those break to easily. Thanks!

The roadrunner cull is the best damn cull ever. You can cull half the deck with this baby. The dvd is absolutely wonderful. He teaches you the basics, advanced applications, and routine. My favorite is the Cullingula Triumph, my favorite triumph ever.

Well i don't know what the exact method is, but do know the basic principle behind the change. If you practice enough and obtain the knack, you shouldn't screw it up very often. The change is very practical as it is covered from all angles (except if the person looked underneath your hands...

Does anyone have any videos of themselves performing tricks from TA? I just wanna get a feel for the types of tricks on the DVD set.

I highly doubt it's gonna be anyone we already have seen on T11, or else all this hype would have been wasted.