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1 clip steal the deck, 2 tenkai palm aquittal, 3 empty hand covers the regrip... to 4 carnahan fan! pretty simple and a cool idea, shoot us a video if you make it, my carny fan SUX

whoa that was poetic Ling! dude, you can also use bridge sized cards or even mini-decks to get the basic idea of the motion down... but there is at least one 12 year old at DN doing the J5 very fast, so it's totally possible with small hands.

hehe thanks bro! awesome segment in the United Card Artist video by the way, your cuts got a compliment from my girlfriend she goes "his moves are a lot smoother, see THATs how you should do them," hahaha

because i get a chance to irk members like you :D naw just kidding; I'm here for the underground, impromptu, miracles that have been the best kept secrets in magic!

here you go, my fellow t11 n00bian: http://www.lybrary.com/the-circle-fan-p-612.html also, this decknique thread contains more info: http://decknique.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2469 ALL N00BS SHOULD GO TO DECKNIQUE.NET AND USE THE SEARCH FUNCTION!!!! :D

Say you're fanning conventionally in your left hand: 1 you have to lock that freaking left thumb DOWN on the deck's base so it doesn't slide around. 2 make sure your deck is in the correct starting position and perfectly square 3 with your right hand, reach for your keyboard and...

I respect richard plenty, I'll be the first to admit that I'd sell out too. I'm just saying don't give Theory 11 the respect, all they did was buy decknique's media system to attract more youtube kiddies to their site so they could sell em gobs of one-trick DVDs and $5 downloads. Microsoft...

it's in the street, right in front of that cement mixer bearing down on us... go for it dude!

all that was decknique!!! theory 11 just basically bought Richard out... decknique still has the videos so there's nothing awesome and new about T11's video section

asking which is better theory11 or Ellusionist is like asking which is better, a snack-sized twix bar or a king sized twix bar. theory11 and ellusionist are the exact same thing, just ellusionist has been around a lot longer so they have more custom decks and a lot more old remakes of weak...

.... By the way, are there any single card vanishes using flash paper? If it ends clean or has an easy clean up, I'd be really interested. I think it would be a cool way to create the illusion that the card was burned, and you wouldn't have to destroy a card every time. Thanks, -Matt...

you are the alpha male and just pwned everyone in this thread. :D

see Longman, some people do care.

Well that's easy, the difference is the amount of hype and flashy looks (as opposed to substance) for example the "moving pip" card isn't anything new , that you couldn't buy at many magic stores, but now it's DISTORTION and an incredible hard-hitting trick worth an entire DVD. :D it's...

It just shows clips of the moves over and over. too bad I'm not "good" or else I could have learned from it... lawl there's no over the shoulder view also so you have to kind of mentally reverse what you're seeing on screen. you're basically getting the same quality of teaching by...

is this just your part from the united card artists video

this is kind of really wrong... "the system" has no teaching at all. brian tudor teaches fast, but at least he's teaching. apparantly the buck twins "The System" of learning flourishes means clicking pause a lot :D

i guess that depends on your definition of card manipulation. but, I think you're right because clips of Fred Kaps could totally be called XCM and Jerry even said on FlashCards that Houdini used to do XCM. so there's probably no real difference between say, really good "card manipulation" and...

what you should get you really only have to get one thing: the encyclopedia of playing card flourishes. its expensive but the value is greater than anything else ... check out www.flourishman.com

why the heck start a thread about how you're "thinking of switching"? you should buy a bunch of every type of cards and learn all your moves with all types of cut, finish etc.