At last, a color match which works, won't break the bank, and can be used anywhere. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pixZ5tGQ850 This is a series of 3 methods, allowing you to perform a "color match" effect. "That is super clever" - Peter Turner There are 7 routines included: - 5 from me - and 2 from Peter Turner The popular marketed versions of this…
If you like the "Card to Impossible Location" plot, then you will love this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyIxXPbZ_VU "This is a really nice idea, Tom." - Peter Nardi This method allows you to remove a signed card from the deck... while the deck is in the box.... and while the box is in your pocket. The method is easy-peasy, and it does not…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zWq62TeafY This device looks like a normal card box... but it allows you to obtain a full peek of a folded billet. There are multiple moments at which you can get the peek, and they are all motivated & natural. This will work for folded playing cards, billets, and business cards. This is a DIY project, but it is easy. You probably already…
Here is what happens: - you remove a billet from a stack, hand it to a person and ask them to draw a simple drawing (you can ask them to write/draw anything) - the billet is placed face-down into the stack - you place the stack on the table/in your pocket/in their hands if you're ballsy - you got a…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUwq7rgFtYk Bringer of Light allows you to mystically reveal (or force) a name, number, symbol, or drawing, within the scorch mark from a flame. Key Points: zero advance preparation, can be setup right in front of the spectators, you can borrow the pen and paper, instant reset What separates this from existing "fire reveal" effects, is that you CHOOSE when…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1yhCddyO64 Peek a folded billet, using a your own wallet as the peek device! - They write the information - They fold the billet - You slide it into your wallet, close the wallet, and you read their mind. There is no need to go back to your wallet later for the peek. The workings are very simple, you can use…
