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I really enjoy over-the-shoulder POV because that's what I see when practicing, as well as side views to see what it would look like if your hands were tilted. I feel anything that simulates what it looks like when practicing really helps.

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Green Monarchs are my go-to's, can't beat them in quality and durability, however my favorite to use are my Blue Sealed Bikes.

Admittedly this isn't my best work but it's worth entering. Revolution By Greg Wilson. (two parts) Part 1: https://www.instagram.com/p/BCnzv2yx039/?taken-by=shatter.reality Part 2: https://www.instagram.com/p/BCnztlBR032/?taken-by=shatter.reality

I'm not very good at flourishes but with a prize like this I couldn't resist at least reworking some stuff I know. https://instagram.com/p/BCWfUs8R0xH/

The Card College series as well

I would like to reiterate what Brett said that we do not condone outright revealing of a trick. He said it perfectly, shell out some cash, figure it out yourself, or enjoy the show. How I would have done the first is with an equivoque. The second one I haven't heard of.

Unless T11 printed these without telling ANYONE I wouldn't think they're real. Especially for the price and the quality (some of them have damaged edges etc) I wouldn't risk it on these.

Undoubtedly, this is one of the most vivid memories I have. When I was younger, maybe 5 or 6, I was in Hawai'i on our way coming home and there was this employee helping people with their bags. It was a slower day, only a few cars had come and gone, and he decided to come over to me and...

I feel like if a magician teaches something directly out of a book, DVD, etc with full knowledge that the owner of the effect is alive, still profiting, and that there are few to no other tutorials, that's when I draw the line. I feel like it's a very case by case basis but magic is generally...

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Any kind of Levitation, the angles are so tricky somebody will always figure it out. It's too impossible for people to consider it real. All suspension of disbelief is gone.

I love short, quick packet cuts, mostly variations on the Sybil. I also have always liked the look of shooting a card from one hand to the other, hotshots and topshots especially. And I'mm always baffled by how visuals spongeballs are.

Hahaha this was a good one. Took me two tries and a pen and paper to figure out how it worked!

Think of the Wire as an open market, where everyone can publish their own product with the help of T11 as opposed to T11 products being the "professionally" made products. It's similar to Indie versus triple A titles, both can be great but the production value differs. Hope that helps.

If this is done how I think it's done you're just using a modified overhand shuffle so no, this isn't original

"There is no such thing as 'wide ring/thin ring' work with it or work around it" ;) From my little experince the width doesn't have a huge impact, unless it's ridiculously sized.

I always loved the Orbit cards

I feel like saying "original tricks" or "I made these" is always a sketchy area because magic is more about how you use the same material that's been around for years. The actual trick might not be original but many of your performances are new and a different take. Overall pretty good!

I'm having a holiday party and even though my friends see enough magic I want to have a few holiday themed tricks prepared. Now, obviously this is last minute and I've got some ideas but does anyone have just some outlines for tricks. I was thinking something involving a prediction on a...