This smoothly done by a well-trained and highly talented individual. This is the way the performer should treat his art. I have to say out of all the videos I have seen this trick performed. This is by far a good performance tutorial for the amateur who wants to know how the secret should be performed correctly. Way to GO Lorenzo
Great Job, I think magic or should I say creations in magic don't have to be done the same exact way as the creators. I think when an effect is created its not intended for it to look exactly the same evrytime. Creators want us to take their ideas and develop them into something that's our own. Great job
this was a poor performance, you should re-watch the DVD and listen to DG's motivation behind why he does the moves in the way he does. 2/5 stars dogg.
Great job! You didn't flash anything.. but i also think that the beauty of this routine is in the openness of everything... I would just work on making the first two restorations a little more just touch and it sticks.. Do you know what i mean?
Great job though! 5/5
Nicely done. My biggest comment would be when adding piece 3, much of the card is covered with your hand. Part of what makes this routine look so magical in the hands of Daniel Garcia is that it appears to be completely open and just a simple "touch" of the cards welds them together. Covering the card (even part of it) with your hand in the manner you did just isn't AS "pretty."
Regardless however, great performance.
Your performance had a really nice flow to it. That being said, I felt that some of the "moves" where to deliberate. They should have a different timing than the actual magical moments. More off-beat perhaps. You did everything at the same speed and the "secret" moments were quite obvious. Study Daniel Garcia's handling a little more closely...his is about as beautiful as it gets.
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