So, I've been following Theory11 for a while now. They definitely exposed me to the style of magic that I would go on to emulate, and the community here has always led me to find stuff I might never have found on my own.
So today at work a colleague at my new job heard I do tricks, and I prefer to keep my performances scarce (I appreciate the study more than the act of performing), and he asked if I could tell him how this one guy on youtube did a trick. I wouldn't know how to find the video, but the performance was... less than amazing. It reminded me of this separate old video I had seen on here a LONG time ago (the comments would suggest 8 years ago), and I remember that I felt that it was a little underrated at the time I had seen it, and with the new and younger crowd that Theory11 has probably gathered since my first viewing, I imagine many people have long forgotten such a video. The video kind of makes a commentary on what the magician shown to me by my my colleague needs to learn.
I'll wrap up this post with the link to the video. I won't dare and try and tell you that you should learn from it, but the point is well presented, the video unique, and their skill top notch. From the vault of 8 years ago: https://www.theory11.com/media/2253-unnatural
So today at work a colleague at my new job heard I do tricks, and I prefer to keep my performances scarce (I appreciate the study more than the act of performing), and he asked if I could tell him how this one guy on youtube did a trick. I wouldn't know how to find the video, but the performance was... less than amazing. It reminded me of this separate old video I had seen on here a LONG time ago (the comments would suggest 8 years ago), and I remember that I felt that it was a little underrated at the time I had seen it, and with the new and younger crowd that Theory11 has probably gathered since my first viewing, I imagine many people have long forgotten such a video. The video kind of makes a commentary on what the magician shown to me by my my colleague needs to learn.
I'll wrap up this post with the link to the video. I won't dare and try and tell you that you should learn from it, but the point is well presented, the video unique, and their skill top notch. From the vault of 8 years ago: https://www.theory11.com/media/2253-unnatural