Revolve
Revolve
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Almost 5 years ago, Nicholas Lawrence introduced his visual morphing concept, Evolve, to the world. Over the years, many have attempted to replicate this effect but they've all fallen short.
Since then, Nicholas has been hard at work all this time and now, after years of development, Abstract Effects is excited to present: Revolve by Nicholas Lawrence! And this time, it comes hand made by Nicholas Lawrence himself and is ready to perform right out of the box!
Revolve is a utility device that includes visually stunning effects! This project includes: Changes, Transpositions and even Vanishes of a folded card. Hyper visual effects like never before! The card morphs from one color to another in an instant and can be done in numerous ways - you can even let the magic happen in the spectator's hand! With any of the numerous effects included, the card can be unfolded and handed out for examination and even given away as a souvenir of this magical moment.
And did we mention it comes FULLY built and completely ready to go out of the box?
No elastic or delicate materials
Fully examinable
Multiple routines & ideas included, with bonus ideas from Calen Morelli
Gimmick can be set and left in view until ready to perform
Gimmick redesigned and built with durable materials to ensure thousands of performances
Customer reviews for Revolve
I never owned the original 'Evolve', but as the instructions mention, it did require a little DIY before you could use it. 'Revolve' doesn't. It is ready to use straight out of the box, though only as a card effect. Should you want to use it with bills or other such items, you would have to make your own gimmick for that. Fortunately, the instructions also teach you how to do that! That is not often the case with premade gimmicks and in my opinion, it really adds to the 'value for money' feature of this product.
As for the effect itself, it is extremely easy to perform and very visual. I could spend hours in front of the mirror just doing it over and over, grinning like a schoolkid all the while!
'Revolve' can of course be used on its own or as part of a quick transposition effect, but I definitely am going to integrate this into the color changing deck routine I'm working on. In any case, I can't wait to see my audience reactions to this one.
Enough said. 'Revolve' and the mirror are calling to me and I cannot resist...


