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E recently released there new "Dimension" by Duane Wiliams. I'm wondering if it is really all it says it is? It seems too good to be true. I was waiting for an official review to come out, but none has, so I'm asking you guys in case anyone has it. Thanks!

Yeah, especially not this one xD Let me rephrase what I meant: Sometimes you reach a suuuuuper awkward point in a conversation right? I think it is absolutely possible to use magic as an out.

Yea, magic let's you communicate with people a ton! And I'm not saying you should, but I have seriously thought about using magic as a way to not talk to someone, but found other ways around it xD

That's a Win/Win/Win situation xD

The black border is probably only there due to the nature of the illustrator. I have to disagree with there being too much wind. I think it looks pretty nice, and there should be wind since it was the focus of the deck. Curving the wind may look nice, but it'll make for a really weird fan in...

Ugghhh that was soooo.... ughhh WHY U DO DIS?!

Why not just open it in gimp and fill in the thing?

You know part of the reason for me not knowing about too many may also be that I, along with most kids at school or in the neighborhoods, just did not really care about it. I mean I wasn't really gonna pay attention to something I didn't really care about, right? Some sort of...

Really like it, but what if you do this: For the black design, put a red dot, and for the red design put a blue one.

Hey man, if teller can perform his whole college career without talking, I'm sure you'll find a way.

Hmmm, what about creating a natural off moment to do the math? Because the thing I'm playing around with involve 2 - 3 equations, one of which took me forever to actually understand.

If you make it red and gold it would be fantastic, but I'm sure other colors will work too. Oh, and changing the color of the center dot in each of the designs may help. This deck looks great!

Thanks! The PDF is 15 pounds (so about 19 USD?) at Daniel's Website, so I will definitely try and pick it up later on! Massive help! Though I'm not a gambling magician, I've been meaning to pick up the book for the repertoire in it, as most of it can be applied to everyday magic.

What do you guys think of tricks that are completely mathematical, but appear to use no math whatsoever? Also, do you guys like using math in a card trick (specifically, are you guys ok with doing mental math in a card trick)? I'm only asking because there is a card effect I've been...

@ChristopherT Hmmm. I have seen the exact opposite. I have seen fortune tellers who would work at carnivals and circuses slowly die out. Besides, I was referencing on a global scale, where fortune telling is actually declining a ton.

Nice job! However, there are somethings you could do to make this better; I will PM you so as to not reveal the methods

Yeah that's how I felt. I watch these super visual tricks, but they don't really last in my memory. There's no real story being told - no patter - no nothing. However, I feel as though they are great to assist a routine or a trick. The problem there is how complex of a gimmick can you keep in...

Not a problem - I see how the designs are different, the only problem was that someone at first glance would say its a copy of the mints. And the red would be perfect, but perhaps a slightly different shade than the one you posted above. A Crimson or brighter than Bicycle Red would be nice! I...

uhh, more or less. The mints have a white line design that make the color pop out more, and it is slightly different. Main problem though: They are working on a Mint 2 right now. They will add some new colors, but they might also keep the old ones.

ooo you may want to change the colors. People may accuse you of copying the MINT deck (same color way, similar ish design from far away, thin borders, marked deck. The last picture's the resemblance to the limited edition Mint is super close.). Or even one of Daniel Madison's decks. Gold would...