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I, personally, would say, Strong Magic. Not just because you need to learn to perform well. (I do think that is important.) There are plenty of creators who don't perform super well. Like Mathieu Bich. I think Bich is an amazing creator, but I have seen him perform, and it didn't live up to his...

Thanks, that is very helpful! I know about MagiFest. I heard about it not to long ago, and have already bought my tickets. Which I am super pumped for! How did you go about finding that information? Just for future reference? I have tried a few google searches a while back, but they didn't...

Ok now I am confused again... His video was good. If you are knocking it because of the credit thing, you had already said that and your last comment in your original post was unnecessary. That is why I was confused. If you are saying his video was bad for some other reason, than your comment...

So, I have really been wanting to meet some magicians in my area, and start learning stuff from them, and sharing stuff that I know. I feel like that is a really beneficial thing to do as a magician. But, as a sorta-young, and newish, magician, I don't really know how to go about finding that...

Ooh, Rarebits is a really good one. I didn't know about them, until it was too late. I think some other ones that are really beautiful, but are sold out now, are the Ornate Collection cards. They are really beautiful in my opinion. And if not those, than the Empire Deck by KingsandCrooks. but...

It's not the analogy that threw me off. I understood that perfectly. Well, except for the 15 minutes part, but I'm sure you didn't literally mean 15 minutes. What threw me off was the mention of how "Everyone wants to be YouTube famous, but no one wants to be good at anything." That seemed like...

That seems like the option that benefits everyone.

Please don't be such a krab on the forum. I didn't expose. Zach Mueller exposes it, and it isn't his. Take it up with him.

That's bull-crap. Creativity builds upon the foundation of other techniques, and effects. If everything had to be original, and could only be taught by those who created it, Magic as an art wouldn't exist. Stop trying to kill it.

Oh wow! I had heard of Steve Youell's buffing technique but I don't know when or where I had come across it, and wasn't reminded of it until your post. Thank you so much!

Idk about Zach Mueller inventing that trick. I've seen it before also, and before Thricycle. All it is, is a snap change with one card. You are snapping back like you would in a snap change, but putting it almost in a tenkai position, but not quite. You can get Thricycle, if you want to see...

I enjoyed this! Is this an original effect?

I wouldn't go with the Royal Road to card magic if you do not want to learn Sleights. That is what Royal Road is all about. Yes it is still beginner, but you said you wanted some math stuff. The self-working stuff would be your best bet.

Practice, Practice, Practice!!! Like previously stated, if you feel like it isn't smooth, thank you haven't practiced it enough. Also, what are you accomplishing by doing this sleight in you ACR? Do you do this with the whole deck face up, or down. If down, what do you do with the now face up...

That was awesome! Got a sub from me! I first got into magic after seeing Dan and Dave mucks, so naturally, I really enjoyed this. I haven't practiced any of this stuff myself, but I definitely want to now! Great job

I don't understand what you are trying to say Steerpike, and frankly I don't care to decode it, because I don't see any value that it adds to this conversation. Razvh, I like the effect, and the video was well made. A few things I noticed from the video, and the responses of this post are that...

First point of business... This is my first post! So Hello Theory11 Forum Members!!! (Sorry for that unnecessary tangent haha) Second, and main point of business. I just recently discovered how awesome buffing your cards can be. One, due to the smoothness it adds to the edges, and two...