As I sit in my room.
More secure than a mother's womb.
Another day of creation.
I sit at my station
With a computer and cards.
I work on spreads and put paper in guards.
I went from studs to bikes.
I take a picture for facebook likes.
INVENTory Day 3.
Today (as the poem says) was a day of spreads! A twenty minute session gave me both old and new sleights and ideas. I rediscovered an old favorite. And created a new way to control a card from a face up spread. I turned Lennart Green's windmill sleight usable for me and added deception and it's clearly easier than the original. Not as clean, as he is the master. Maybe a later session will discover a new train of thought to ride on. I have found five uses of a sleight I created on day one. It's called the cold cut control. Roughly three new flourishes were created today ranging from displays to controls.
Breakdown of the twenty minutes.
19 total items put in my INVENTory.
3 forces
7 new items.
One creation every three minutes or less.
I'm slipping.. but I knew spread would be tougher than dribbles and riffles.
More secure than a mother's womb.
Another day of creation.
I sit at my station
With a computer and cards.
I work on spreads and put paper in guards.
I went from studs to bikes.
I take a picture for facebook likes.
INVENTory Day 3.
Today (as the poem says) was a day of spreads! A twenty minute session gave me both old and new sleights and ideas. I rediscovered an old favorite. And created a new way to control a card from a face up spread. I turned Lennart Green's windmill sleight usable for me and added deception and it's clearly easier than the original. Not as clean, as he is the master. Maybe a later session will discover a new train of thought to ride on. I have found five uses of a sleight I created on day one. It's called the cold cut control. Roughly three new flourishes were created today ranging from displays to controls.
Breakdown of the twenty minutes.
19 total items put in my INVENTory.
3 forces
7 new items.
One creation every three minutes or less.
I'm slipping.. but I knew spread would be tougher than dribbles and riffles.