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Couple of things you could do which would all help. Firstly, make sure you're getting your break out of sight. Before performing a double lift, there should be no focus on the deck whatsoever, so no-one should even be looking in that direction. Also, try tilting the deck downwards towards the...

Hey, welcome mate! If you're looking to start off coin magic, please go out and get Bobo's Modern Coin Magic. It's very cheap and is bar none the most comprehensive introduction to coin magic. Only other thing to add is that please be aware that exposure (free tutorials/exposed sleights without...

Ok, I'll give you some general advice and give my thoughts on some of the stuff given here already. Firstly, and most importantly, you must must must understand what mentalism is, before you can start performing it properly. So many people have no real idea beyond a vague image of what mind...

Hi danylo, I'll give you a few of the most commonly recommended starting points for a few areas of magic. Any of these will set you up with more than what you need. General Magic: Harlan Tarbell's Tarbell Course in Magic Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic Joshua Jay's Magic: The Complete...

I feel your pain.

Whose fault is that? Do your research people!

To the OP: Nope.

Well if you're looking to learn mucking, and that's the thing you're most interested in, you can't go past Giorgio.

I close my walkaround set with the first trick from Corinda, which is basically exactly what you said. But I mean, if you're thinking about NW, they are really only there for one purpose - the only way to diversify what you're doing is to diversify the context in which you do them - i.e...

The DVD is called Reflection. Reflections is something entirely different.

Business pervades just about every aspect of society, and certainly every industry. And where there's business, sponsorship is possible. It's not the most done thing in history, but as Dee mentions, it's possible.

Added to the number of people who haven't read the thread :P

I posted an in depth review of the S&M on these forums a while ago. Do a search and it should come up - it's the only review I've posted.

Ok... To generalise... Three is more suited towards advanced card workers. One is more suited towards less advanced card workers. One hands you everything on a platter - you get brilliant routines, ideas, concepts, etc. Three, you have to work towards. It gives you an array of sleights...

Then, quite simply, this thread is not for you. This thread is for the people who are dedicated to improving their magic - to extend beyond the 98%. As someone said earlier - perfection is not attainable, so why not aim for the 100% instead of the 98%? It's about what I wrote in one of my...

And no gimmicks.

Here comes another long one folks, so... yeah. This actually isn't a new topic per se - a large part of this post is build upon a post I've made previously. But thinking about it recently, I think that it's important enough to deserve its own topic. There seems to be this budding wave of...

See, this is exactly the point of Morgician's thread. Some people are happy to be average magicians, and are happy to not be the best they can be. They're happy, in other words, to reside in the depths of mediocrity. That is your choice. For everyone else, who wants to aim high, who wants to...

Jet - How is that egotistical? There's a bit of an illogical step there that someone who wants to be remembered *must* be egotistical, right? Wrong! I understand what you're saying about wanting to have fun. But there seems to be a misconception that someone who aims high must be egotistical and...

Nice work Tom. A bit too much shuffling of the fingers in terms of switching grips and all that - could be smoother, otherwise looks good.