Dalton hits the.Wire with another creative approach, with his new effect: Permanent Ink.
If you haven't seen the video, check it out HERE.
The method behind Permanent Ink is so simple, it's ridiculous - it has a "Why didn't I think of that" feel to it. The gimmick itself is something that all magicians WILL have, and you'll need nothing more than just a Sharpie to perform the effect.
The downlaod runs at almost 30 minutes long and Dalton supplies you with 2 effects possible with the gimmick. The teaching (and quality) is understandable, and really paced out - Dalton takes you to the ins-and-outs of the effect, even from multiple angles and suggestions.
With Permanent Ink, you can literally take a drawn dot and visually move it across your forearm - this is probably the most organic, yet probably the most simple effect possible, but it plays big. This effect allows you to take such a clever idea and literally adapt it to anything you can achieve with the method.
Although, due to the workings of Permanent Ink, you'll have to watch your angles and lighting, but this shouldn't limit you in performing the effect, or coming up with new ideas.
Overall: Recommended
If you haven't seen the video, check it out HERE.
The method behind Permanent Ink is so simple, it's ridiculous - it has a "Why didn't I think of that" feel to it. The gimmick itself is something that all magicians WILL have, and you'll need nothing more than just a Sharpie to perform the effect.
The downlaod runs at almost 30 minutes long and Dalton supplies you with 2 effects possible with the gimmick. The teaching (and quality) is understandable, and really paced out - Dalton takes you to the ins-and-outs of the effect, even from multiple angles and suggestions.
With Permanent Ink, you can literally take a drawn dot and visually move it across your forearm - this is probably the most organic, yet probably the most simple effect possible, but it plays big. This effect allows you to take such a clever idea and literally adapt it to anything you can achieve with the method.
Although, due to the workings of Permanent Ink, you'll have to watch your angles and lighting, but this shouldn't limit you in performing the effect, or coming up with new ideas.
Overall: Recommended