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Just tinker with cards, it will come to you after a while.

I agree, with the exception of the turn-over before the first ace production which looked kind of suspicious.

1.Find a way to make some pocket money(100$ more a month would be great). 2.Learn pandora (as taught on the trilogy). 3.Get into college (I'm a high school senior). 4.Design some original effects. 5.Get a girlfriend. 6.If i do get a girlfriend, I should change the word "pocket" and number...

Wrong forum and stiff performance (you're even having trouble getting the cards out of the box).

Although Hofzinser's aces and Chicago opener aren't impromptu (which is what the author of the thread asked for), their set-up time is 10-15 seconds and they're really worth the effort. Also, there are at least 2 versions of Triumph (that I'm aware of) that are designed to be performed standing up.

I'm glad to see young creative minds like Calen are getting more and more market space.

I agree with everything quoted, thumbs up for Neil Peart comparison, made me laugh really hard.

Not a lot of applicants so far, I'll probably apply after a quick course in video editing.

Excellent thumb fan, although blank. Try practicing doing the thumb fan in your left hand. Most of the other moves aren't smooth at all, so keep practicing. Try to stretch your werm further. You're overally too stiff, you should relax a bit. I liked the relaxing music in the video, but as...

Although practice IS the answer for most of these flourishing questions, do make sure you're tilting your thumb straight up.

I know exactly what you mean, magic can really amuse you indefinitely. :) Anyway, I just wanted to ask are you aware that there are ungimmicked and not-that-hard-to-do versions of the card to shoe effect?

Sounds ok, but do post a video.

Old thread, but: - when you create flourishes and give them women's names

I know this is an old thread, but I just wanted to say that I'm glad I'm not the only right-handed person who has a right-hand mechanic's grip. I never found that to be a great problem, it's just a little harder in the beginning when you're learning the basics. The only thing that really annoyed...

I'm aware of that, I was just hoping of a feedback. And thank you for the greeting! :D EDIT: Oh, and by the way, I read the "Submit a trick" section before posting, but I'm still unclear about that thing I posted earlier.

Hi, I'm a new member of the forum and still relatively new to cardistry and illusion in general. However, I wanted to ask a question about submiting original effects to theory11 team: do I need to describe the effect only, or do I need to write the whole explanation of the trick when submiting...