After Card College
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Have you read Card College Light series? If not, get those. If you have, read another of Roberts books called Secret Agenda.
Now that you've read the volumes.. Go back and pick out the effects you liked the most and work on making them entertaining and "mastering" them, then perform them.
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No i haven't, isn't the light series the "resume" of card college?
I am already doing that
No i haven't, isn't the light series the "resume" of card college?
I am already doing that
Read again and practice. In order to do the effects and moves properly, you have to spend YEARS of constant practice.
Don`t overwhelm yourself with another book. You don`t need the latest and greatest.
To overcome the 'next book syndrome'-addiction, I suggest reading Darwin Ortiz essay carefully
http://www.exomagic.com/forum/lounge/4426-darwin-ortiz-next-book-syndrome.html
Don`t overwhelm yourself with another book. You don`t need the latest and greatest.
To overcome the 'next book syndrome'-addiction, I suggest reading Darwin Ortiz essay carefully
http://www.exomagic.com/forum/lounge/4426-darwin-ortiz-next-book-syndrome.html
Great article i dont think that i suffer that syndrome because i bought all volumes of card college and read them from cover to cover, but is a good article to have in mind. Thanks for sharing it.
What do you mean by that praetoritevong? ( you have such a great name ahahah (; )
What do you mean by that praetoritevong? ( you have such a great name ahahah (; )
If you have read ALL of Card Collage, what else are you looking for? Card collage is by far the best comprehensive study on card magic that I have every come across, and I find it hard to imagine someone coming out of reading the entire series without a strong urge to jump right back into it. There is so much to learn from this set and there are hundreds sleights to master.
You have found pure card magic gold, why are you looking for more?
Like I mentioned earlier, go back and find the stuff you liked and then work on that stuff for awhile. This should save you money in the long run and would actually help you a lot.