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Hey guys, Just wondering what your favorite two card transpositions are that use no dupes. I haven't really found one that quite fits me in the market, the only one that comes kinda close to my liking is rip and fold by Rik Lax. So what are you guys's favorite variation of the classic effect...

Hey guys, So for a long time I've been trying to find the best version of the mystery card for me. After countless hours of searching, I just decided to make my own version. Eventually, I think I made a version that fits my requirements very well. It uses no gimmicks, is impromptu, and isn't...

If you like Brandon Queen's stuff I would highly suggest checking out Peter Turner's work. You can check out his at the table live lecture which is only $7.95 and he goes over some awesome effects, and theory in it. If you end up liking the lecture, you should then move on to his dvd Freeform...

Yea, Both Calen Morelli and Blake Vogt are huge inspirations to me. Thanks for taking time out of the day to respond to me, and I hope you enjoyed the first post!

Hello everyone! So it's been awhile since I've posted on here and I've been being less and less involved in magic lately... I want to change that! So I have started a blog called 52 Weekly where every week I will share with you guys new ideas and original effects I have thought of in magic! I...

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Just uploaded a new video, I would appreciate you guys's feedback! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1T9LicdjCb0lbOw_P395qA

Better camera angles

I gave you one in your last post, afraid I don't really anymore. However I just bought Dekel's Digit and am about to read it! It looks great!

So there is this national contest that takes place in the US called "Reflections". It is basically a contest for displaying creativity through any outlet that you want. This year, the theme was "Let Your Imagination Fly", and I thought that this would be a perfect way to use my magic to my...

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Hey guys, Just uploaded a performance of Sandwiches for Your Mom by Tony Chang. I would appreciate it if you guys watched it and got back to me! Projeet

I don't know of a book but if you want to guess a spectator's thought of number watch the acaan that Dan White does in this video: (It's basically a number force) I don't want to expose how it's done on here, but I'm sure you'll figure it out by watching it. You sound like a pretty knowledgable...

I don't know why but I just can't learn from books. I have trouble concentrating and learning while just sitting there and looking at words. Watching a video gives me a good visual and makes it a lot easier for me.

In the original "Talk About Tricks" version, the card he flips over is blank, not the thought of card. So definitely a better, and newer version!

Joshua Jay is just hands down the best. I was lucky enough to see him lecture and he performed the trick he did tonight live for us. It's the closest you can get to real magic. As for Blake's effect I wasn't really blown away by it. I mean it was great and it fooled me for sure, but theres...

Revolution by Greg Wilson, Selenium Shift, and seer by mark calabrese. My birthday is September 7 so I will also get a bit of money then. I'm also really hyped for Blake Vogt's invisble card.

The feel hasn't changed for me but I definitely noticed that the back designs are a bit off.

I highly recommend octopalm. It's cheap and easy. Justin Miller teaches a great card trick using octopalm in his at the table lecture.

But either way to be honest I was disappointed with Jay's trick selection. I think has a LOT more material out that could have fooled Penn and Teller.