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Do you mean like a piece of art, like a sculpture or a collage with cards, or just flourishing, xcm, etc.?

not all of them are pointless. At least some of them get people thinking about some aspects of their magic.

He nailed it here. Acting is one of the fundamental tools of magic; as important as sleights, script, routining, etc. People post videos of themselves doing sleights for whatever reason, so why shouldn't we post videos of us in character? slight digression now: Depending on what...

Practicing mercury's card fold. And also, when I feel comfortable with a sleight with a new deck, I make sure I can still do it with extremely old cards. There's a few instances where laymen have given me a deck to use, and it is in terrible condition, so I practice for that.

Hahaha. I love little lifestyle changes we make for magic. I learnt how to smoke just so I could do two effects.

Damn. First Spin, now this. PK guys will be off the wall.

Whatever the author sees fit. It's his work, not ours.

6 years old. At school, some seniors came and did magic tricks for us for some reason I can't remember. I just remember the pure astonishment of seeing a knot be pulled off a piece of string after it was just tied. Magical.

Thanks for giving us opportunities like this. I'll review it.

erdnase go round.

are you attending this year?

I'd wish for truth.

http://tinychat.com/exomagic do it.

The two books on card which I've gotten the most out of areRobert Giobbi's "Card College vol. 1", and Juan Tamariz's "Mnemonica". Darwin Ortiz's "Strong Magic" is definitely up there as well.

It is somewhat angle sensitive. If you have small hands and someone is standing directly behind you, I'd advise against doing it. As for differences, the difference that Jason Englad points out which I consider to be quite important is the fact that after the push through shuffle, you need to...

EUGHHHHHH. Please, just no.

Guy Hollingworth's in the hands false riffle shuffle.