^^ The above was my original question, and from all of the replies I have gotten, I figure I don't really want to know the answer. I'll just enjoy it as it is, and hope that one day, I'll be as good as this.
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^^ The above was my original question, and from all of the replies I have gotten, I figure I don't really want to know the answer. I'll just enjoy it as it is, and hope that one day, I'll be as good as this.
Very clean effect, is done with regular cards and is quite clever. Everything was smooth and motivated.
He credits everyone who inspired this routine in the video description, study their work and you'll be able to do this effect one day as well.
Don't feel stupid, and don't get discouraged trying to find those specific moves, everyone he credits has a wealth of material that you can learn a lot from, so take your time with the material.
Very nice, I like the twist ending with the aces. It kind of reminds me of the invisible palm but done in the hands.
Hmm... That's very smart, I'll definitely be looking into that. Thanks so much for the advice
Out of respect for Patrick I'm not going to really try to work this out, but I do have an inkling as to the method, and it's a rather genius one if I'm correct.
Patrick is a good friend of mine, I remember he taught me this at Magic-con. I thought I'd jump in to say that this is one of those effects that looks absolutely breathtaking in Patrick's hands. I can't imagine anyone doing this routine nearly as well as he does, it's built off of sleights he's researched, tuned and perfected over years and years. It's a fantastic routine, I really hope he doesn't release it.
I created the same exact effect about a year and a half ago, my handling is slightly different. I call mine CardOne because it was inspired by homer liwag coinone effect...I created 3 separate versions of this...there is my original handling, my gaffed verson, and a take on my original verson where the hands never come together...also instar mine with aces and they turn to kings...and I end completely clean (except the gaff verson) but I must admit patrick verson is very nice...makes me wish I tried to release mine a while back. 