Hey guys.
So, there are 2 David Blaine card tricks that I kind of want the "inside info" about...
I perform these from time to time, and see a lot of people do it online too... But I want to know the history and variations...
The first one is... David Blaine's version of a classic trick, the Ambitious Card... You can see his version here (if you don't know)
The second one, is the two card monte, or so he calls it... This is a very good effect when done properly, however what is the history of this one, did Blaine invent the WHOLE trick or is it just a variation?
Here is the performance in case you either don't know or just lazy to look it up or something...
So these are very beautiful effects, the ambitious card is a classic that was around LONG before Blaine, but his version seems to be dominating today, so did he invent that type of handling?
And the 2 card monte, can TRULY leave the spectator amazed... I have actually done it several times, and the times when it is done correctly, is truly amazing... But I don't know the history. Is it described somewhere? Did David Blaine invent the concept of it? Or did you he just do a variation or what?
So, there are 2 David Blaine card tricks that I kind of want the "inside info" about...
I perform these from time to time, and see a lot of people do it online too... But I want to know the history and variations...
The first one is... David Blaine's version of a classic trick, the Ambitious Card... You can see his version here (if you don't know)
The second one, is the two card monte, or so he calls it... This is a very good effect when done properly, however what is the history of this one, did Blaine invent the WHOLE trick or is it just a variation?
Here is the performance in case you either don't know or just lazy to look it up or something...
So these are very beautiful effects, the ambitious card is a classic that was around LONG before Blaine, but his version seems to be dominating today, so did he invent that type of handling?
And the 2 card monte, can TRULY leave the spectator amazed... I have actually done it several times, and the times when it is done correctly, is truly amazing... But I don't know the history. Is it described somewhere? Did David Blaine invent the concept of it? Or did you he just do a variation or what?