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he was a one of a kind. how many others have done anything even remotely similar to what slydini did?

at marketplaces where there the mindset of customers is "I'm not looking to buy anything in particular, but if it's cool, I'll buy it", you make a freakin' killing. Svengalis and Magic Colouring in Books sell so amazingly well in marketplaces.

can you upload it again without your shadow blocking the primary light source?

not sure if anyone has viewed the video discussed in this thread: http://community.dananddave.com/showthread.php?t=6242 the video has since been taken down, but it looked pretty much identical to this. It was just an altered clipshift.

magic shouldn't be done for magicians, except to show technique, or to show different concepts/ideas. -My version of Total Coincidence by Juan Tamariz -Diplopia by Paul Vigil or my favourites for stuck up magicians looking to catch me out: -Gator Boots -Danny Garcia's Sam the Bellhop

not by itself, but it's cumulitive.

eugh. should have defined it properly. flourishing scene: The communities on the internet in which flourishing/xcm is the common interest, in which videos are shared, and in which discussions on flourishing/xcm take place. of couse I flourish for myself. like hell i'd let anyone dictate...

yeah. layman get suspicious if you do too many unnecessary actions with the deck.

http://tinychat.com/tally-ho I'll be on for the next hour or so.

The second one. The svengali-like dribble is justified, and has intent; the second one is just... there. Why is it there?

this is why i'm hesitant to join the flourishing scene. Too much politics. It's like being in 10th grade.

is this yours? Very nice ideas. First phase: -Half pass. try to get rid of the noise. -Joker vanish. Don't do the get ready while drawing attention to the deck. The hands coming together, then coming apart, then coming together again just destroyed the flow, and it looks really suspicious...

not a complete waste. i got a good laugh out of it.

and i'd assume that in any magic competition they wouldn't judge on how well you can fool magicians.

Yes, and I think that the up the ladder cut looks false. I still use it.

really? I can do running charliers without thinking, but my thumb cut is still taking me awhile to get proficient.

what do laymen with close to no experience in card handling think it looks like?

??? I don't get what you mean by the fifth rule? What If I wanted to put a new twist on a colour changing deck?

I'm not even sure that David Stone has mastered the classic palm.

When I said it didn't need to be hidden, I meant that it doesn't have to be executed so that if the spec was burning your hands, they would catch you out.