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Trying to handle paying insurance being unemployed. :P. Studying this art pretty intensely, as well as other arts. Etc... How about you?

no purchase necessary? I did not know! I will shoot a pm!

no gimmicks whatsoever. just a balloon Any balloon. except the sculpting balloons. but you'll want to experiment. any object... or just about... you'll want to experiment

If I like an artist, I honestly don't care where their stuff is sold. I try to avoid politics. a good effect is a good effect, no matter where it comes from.

if it makes you feel any better... they are reprinting PS1 early next year I hear. correct me if I'm wrong. I have 2 and 3.

I think flourishing can be used in street performance just as much as magic, juggling, or... whatever. I've seen it play out VERY well in a performance piece rather than just some lonely person doing it in front of the camera. haha.

everything is taught well enough to learn, but they don't go into a great amount of detail for certain things that they leave for you to go to the creator... might have to watch it several times to get it down well enough. So, you'll always get a better knowledge of the move from the creator.

I was one of the first 100 as well.. didn't receive the copy yet though...

Above The Below I thought he had a Buried Alive special as well.

I don't see why not.

Okay, Surfaced doesn't ONLY teach the clipshift... it teaches THE clipshift. And the tricks in the dvd have more moves within them than just the clipshift. They are solid tricks that when I have down, I will use. And the clipshift isn't the only move they put focus on. There's also a very nice...

Actually, fanning is something I've always wanted to do but never been able to remotely pull off. So I got Xtreme beginners because of the workshop... didn't help me and my hand size. It wasn't until Genesis that I could pull off a half way decent fan... and it only took him... less than 10...

The Clipshift is found on Chad Nelson's Surfaced... which is worth buying by itself.

it came already? I ordered the first edition as well.. hopefully it will show up soon.

I don't care really. So as long as I get it eventually.

XB was pretty solid and all. But then Genesis was released and it changed everything. I used to never ever be able to even pull off a fan, I can now, one handed shuffle, never... until now. I can actually see potential in cardistry now after I got Genesis. You could say that this is an...

As great as that looked, I don't get it. I don't get what the point of the trick was besides the deck change part

I suppose the Duck Change could be a good alternative, but for some reason my mind is set on learning these effect as they are, first. It's just the way I feel The Trilogy should be done. so.... I guess I'll be slowly dribbling, haha.

I'm going through the Trilogy for the sake of an education right now, and will focus on preparing them for performance later (revising sleights and such to my preference and whatnot). So I want to learn the sleights they provide... as inconvenient as that might be lol. I still think it's a nice...

Yes, that's the move. So I guess I'll just continue, dribbling slowly. Does Ben Harris have a source somewhere with this that's worth checking out?