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I just sent you an email. I look forward to hearing back from you.

I'm impartial. Reality TV magic just doesn't read right on the TV. Sure we all know what it's like to be a starving artist, but I want escapism when I watch TV. I don't want to be reminded of my daily struggles when watching the tube. The major problem Reza is going to have to overcome is...

Not trying to find faults man. Just trying to keep constructive feedback in the thread. Your cool

@Saborfang17 I think the OP is more interested in hearing your personal thoughts on his situation instead of your rehashed statements that you presume others have made without committing yourself to reading the thread first.

I'll give you three solid pieces of advice. 1) Don't quit your day job. 2) Appreciate the meaning of "Starving Artist", because you'll be doing a lot of both. 3) Don't put the hobby or entertainment before your schooling. Not everyone makes it in show biz and you'll need something to fall...

Okay, I'll play along. Here's a few pics from a couple of show's I've done. Cheers!

Hey MalibuARMY! How are you doing? Thank you for your very kind complements on the fire eating!

You can't learn to fall with grace unless you take a few falls first. keep at it, and you'll get better. Practice makes permenent, but rehearsal makes perfect.

I'm not one to use custom decks. Frankly I think it's a fad among younger magicians who are just looking for the next "thing" to make their magic "cool". The theatrical applications of using a custom deck themed to a specific look, style, or feel that the magician is trying to achieve with...

The dude wants something for nothing, that's not exactly right. I've got to agree with Jason, that's the wrong approach to take.

When I give my product scores below I am measuring them on a scale of 1 to 10. 1 Being absolute the worst score possible, and 10 being the absolute best, making a score of five average. The five points that I grade upon is Product Quality, Instructions, Product Look & Feel, Performance Quality...

Bizarre Magic Applications: For a magician who wants to use cards to help tell a creepy story and connect their audiences with a paranormal experience these cards are a wonderful tool! The beautiful pictures, suggestive symbology, and layered meanings means that even when being used as a cold...

My First Reading Experience: I wanted to test the accuracy of the cards for myself, so I gathered my best friend and my wife along side a family heirloom of a photograph of my father, now passed. We gathered in a dark room of the house where no one would be around to disturb us. We lit a few...

Product: Konxari Cards Artist: Paul Michael Kane (Photographer) Producers: The IRM Foundation Link: http://www.konxari.com Retail Price: $14.95 USD Notes: This product is originally designed to be used as an alternative method of ghost hunting, and not intended for immediate magical...

I frankly don't like you calling me a groupie for one. Two, I'll defend anyone artist, T11 staffer, or otherwise if I feel they're right. I think your going to start something you won't be able to finish with this thread. I see trouble on the horizon. EDIT: Clarification. You do not...

Just design two separate acts. One card flourishing, the other magic. Flourishes were intended to accent a magic performance anyways, so do a little of both in both acts and you'll be golden.

Spite? No not what so ever. Not a single drop of spite in me!

Damn, and just when I thought I was going to be able to rip you for posting a lame good bye thread. Happy trails. May the road be rewarding for you. Break a leg.

I've had my fair share of drama with other idiot magicians who I don't see eye to eye with. Some have issues with me, others I with them, there are even a few here on this board I've clashed with, but regardless of our situation I don't let that affect me. I've got my goals, dreams, and...