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I was wondering this will finally happen! I was just finishing my Daily Telegraph paper, when I realized there was an advertisement for David Copperfield touring in Australia!. Ever since I was a kid, I have enjoyed watching magic, and It was David who initially got this fascination started and...

Very well performed a brilliant handling! I have also came up with a similar DL, involving a similar method to yours I believe. Ill shoot you up a PM. -DL

This sounds absolutely fantastic!

As i said in the comments: The most difficult or card dealing moves. The move that Dai Vernon and Charlie Miller was thought to be impoosible...the climax of Steve Forte's 4 kings routine. FOR 10 buckss!!! WOW!

To make a comparison on this product. The usefulness of the advocate is CLOSE to if not on par, with the Invisible deck.

To put it simply. Some people just want to believe. Regardless of what others say.

Psychological force -Devil's picturebook Culligula - Roadrunner Cull

IMO Get down the trick and routine first, and from there learn certain sleights to make the trick better and more fluid.

Awesome, looking forward to meeting all you guys!

Really depends on you're experience and what your style is. Past Midnight Dangerous, Devil's Picturebook Ray Cosby Impossible card magic (great utility move inside, for the ambitious cardist)

Have you been into magic/ cardistry for more than 15 years?

I wouldn't say its sexist, however I would say very few women are interested in learning magic seriously. Consider the reasons a guy would want to do magic. ..To entertain people, to impress the ladies, to show higher self worth.. A majority of these reasons do not appeal to women as they have...

Sleep and plenty of water. + Vitamins and minerals and medicine if necessary

Tell the world why don't you! lol I actually have alot of bad things happen to me during performances. Some of my worst ones include. *Dropping an invisible deck into water, after 3 minutes of build-up and talking myself up ("Don't worry this trick will never fail") *Dropping half a deck into...

I believe all are similar in nature, however each have their own unique handling eg using different fingers and using different areas for leverage. Hard to explain without exposure.

About the brain state it is untrue. We use 100% of our brain. Look up on google and you shall find the answer. I believe telekinesis is indeed better than levitation. Levitation i believe may provide more skepticism eg: whether the magician is supported via strings or a stand. As many...

Its nice, however its similar to alot of other tivo 2 variations out there. It isn't very unique but you sure handled it well.

Whether you agree or not, Derren Brown is one of the greatest performers I have seen hands down. The way he presented that show definitely separates him from other mentalism,hypnosis, magic shows, due to the shear energy that he has brought into the set. So many things were happening all at...

I do the exact same thing. I find that it is more fulfilling to actually perform magic for spectators who are interested rather than randoms that you meet, but then again this is just personal experience. As state by Derren Brown in Pure Effect, it is best to establish rapport with your...

In a way im a bit unhappy that Bone released this because its such a great move. However its been a long time coming and I think everyone deserves the right to learn it the proper way.