I'm portuguese, and I'm glad that you got inspiration in Helder.
I knew the end, because I know the original one. But you did it pretty well.
Elegant and skilled.
i think the trick is amazing, but the thing that caught my eye was that you started the trick in your left hand like a right-handed magician and ended it in your right XD
I was floored by the color change. Well done throughout. I am now blessed with more finger-flingers to watch, that REALLY fool me... and still, I love to read and hear from the more erudite section. Any tips on books .
Hey Brothers, how do I get to click on the stars for rating. I would give this one 5 stars, but the page error would not let me.
Haha. Great. When I first started watching I was like: "Okay. Another one of those boring ace tricks. -Sigh- When is someone gonna make something bettter-. Holy crap!"
Nice one man! =)
very nice effect, ive been trying to develople something with a mixed up deck that isn't a triumph routine and i'll def work on this idea.
and where did you get this idea from helder? i was at one of his lectures a few months ago and loved his stuff, i put two of his routines into my everyday set immediatly and a few more in my proffesional set.
Poetry in motion:) very elegant. Kind of magic I like to wach. The Tenkai "optical revolve" did not look quite alright. You have to twist both hands in opposite directions to achieve the illusion of flipping one packet face up. Smart move to include the color changing ending. Cuting the aces reinforces the redness of the deck and then boom!
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