Exposé - Something Invisible

Nguyen is my frist name :(, my last name is Tu :|

I performed a short ambitious card routine for a little girl at a wedding. The light in her eyes made my night.

I performed magic for my dad. So give me a deck of cards !!!!

I recently performed with my cousin. We showed each other new routines we had learned and the sleights behind them.

My camper with special needs on the last day of camp. Did alchemy by Ben Seidman

Killed with the invisible deck to my friends who moved away.

For my Guinea Pig Samantha. She squeaked twice, which means she she liked it... ...I think.

4 years old girl on her birthday! i did "a coin behind the ear" trick :-P

My always interested Dad.

Last person I performed for is my friend who went to compete is required military service yesterday......

Did a simple color-change for my best friend right before he walked out to the alter on his wedding day

he last trick I performed to was my friends Claire, Pip and Bella (they're family friends). If I recall, I performed "Houdini" and "Decoy" by Eoin O'Hare.

omgosh my name is pieter! i will love you christen! ;)

My frenemy "Ian"

The last person I performed magic to is my best friend. that was really fun, and I still even remembered the trick that I did to him. The trick was taken from a book called One Degree by john guastaferro :)

my mom and dad

To a girl in a bar, she was highly skeptical at the beginning but at the end ...

I went performing magic with a magician friend of mine and we met a group of about 5 people and I let them hold the card box and had them choose a card, I made their. card vanish from the deck and they open the card box and they find their selected card they were holding onto (the box) since the beginning of the trick. I got a pretty nice reaction. - Nathan

Last person I performed to was a complete stranger who had a few minutes to finish his lunch break.

I preformed for the one person that made me realize how much I missed magic, my son,, he always asks me the same question every time I do something "how do you do that?" The reaction from your own child is priceless no matter how many times you do something they are always amazed.