Three different colored woolen ropes of equal length are tied together to form loops and then tossed in the air. They visually form into one long loop of rope....
Some visual effects will always remain in the spectator's mind. Printing Coins is an example of this. Ariel Carax delights us with this innovative and clever work of art. A visual and innovative effect you will definitely include in your pro repertoire or in your occasional performance. The magician...
This ingenious effect opens many possibilities and offers the perfect climax to any thimble manipulation routine. The magician displays a normal size thimble on his fingertip and visibily transforms it into a giant (and we mean giant) thimble! Maxi-Thimbles are 300% larger than the standard thimbles...
A pack of cards is shuffled by a spectator, they select a suit for the magician and a suit for themselves. They turn over a card from their pile and it is spelled by the magician, the next card is the same number just spelled. This continues until every card is spelled and every card matches perfect...
A card is selected from a thoroughly mixed deck. It is then randomly lost and the deck is mixed. The deck is then replaced into the card box. In spite of this, the magician names the card out loud. Offering to explain its modus operandi, the spectator's attention is drawn to a hole cut on the card c...
15 roses with leaves- this production item looks extremely lifelike. Produce this bouquet, toss it high into the air, and it will flip and land right-side-up creating part of a beautiful on-stage garden! Be sure to have two or three of these ready to produce the biggest reaction from your audience! ...
The Scarlet Pimpernel Strikes Again! A master of escape & disguise the Scarlet Pimpernel escapes time and time again; he exchanges places with his guards and finally, vanishes completely! The first phase goes as follows; placing one of the guards off to one side to keep a lookout. The Scarlet Pi...
NOW AVAILABLE AS A BOOKLET! THE SECOND GUEST - E-BOOK I designed The Second Guest to be a practical, direct method of divining of a spectator's completely free selection from a genuinely shuffled, completely un-gimmicked deck of cards that could be performed virtually anywhere with no prior set up. ...
Effect You drink your favorite soda in a cup, and at will, the straw goes through the cup. From the book's introduction: The idea of this trick came to me in a fast food restaurant: I finished my soft drink by playing with my paper cup and I wondered what kind of trick I could do with it...