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Cards / Sleights / False Display / Hiding Surfaces.

Cards / Sleights / False Count / Elmsley/Ghost Count.

Top secret count \n false counts off the top of the deck, over, under, hiding cards \n bill wisch \n nonesuch count \n karl fulvesįalse counts off the top of the deck, over, under, hiding cards What from whom \n credit discussions, bill wisch \n karl fulves Knot secretly tied when rope is given from one hand to the other Secret knot \n knot secretly tied when rope is given from one hand to the other \n bill wisch

Fred Furman (Encyclopedia of Impromptu Magic, p.

Rubber band around finger, spectator must trap it by grabbing correct finger Thoughts about style from rocco silano \n \n bill wischīill's monte \n rubber band around finger, spectator must trap it by grabbing correct finger \n bill wisch \n fred furman (encyclopedia of impromptu magic, p. Using solved Rubik's cube for Color Vision, effect also suggested by Bill Wisch & Fr. cyprian \n jack kent tillar \n rubik con \n father cyprian

Ring / Finger Rings / Penetration / Ring and Stringĭark vision \n using solved rubik's cube for color vision, effect also suggested by bill wisch & fr.

Rope / Penetration / Penetrations with Rings.

Palm changes 1 & 2 \n \n karl fulves \n bill wischĬhain(r)ing \n using chain instead of rope \n bill wisch On Lou Tannen, Frank Garcia, Harry Lorayne, Bill Wisch, Barry Levy, Ali Bongo, Howard Flint, Paul Gertner, Al Goshman, Bob Little, Peter Kersten, Phil Goldstein Usa happenings \n on lou tannen, frank garcia, harry lorayne, bill wisch, barry levy, ali bongo, howard flint, paul gertner, al goshman, bob little, peter kersten, phil goldstein \n obie o'brien

Cards / Effect Themes / Traveling / Card(s) to impossible Location / Wallet.

Cards / Sleights / Palming / Other PositionsĬard to wallet \n see application a) \n bill wisch.

2 \n bottom card shown and apparently placed into center, palmed in unusual left hand position \n bill wischīottom card shown and apparently placed into center, palmed in unusual left hand position

Cards / Sleights / Controls / Multiple Shifts / Passive.

To top or into right Tenkai Palm, see application F)

Cards / Effect Themes / Penetration / Ambitious Card Theme / SequencesĪs a multiple shift \n to top or into right tenkai palm, see application f) \n bill wisch.Cards / Sleights / Switches / Single Card Switches / MiscellaneousĪpplication \n see application b) \n bill wisch.Cards / Sleights / Controls / Single Card Controls / Angly Palm Controls.Cards / Sleights / Palming / Tenkai Palm / Unit Grip.1 \n card inserted in front of deck is tenkai palmed and switched for dummy \n bill wisch \n lazy rise \n chris mayhewĬard inserted in front of deck is Tenkai palmed and switched for dummy If Ferris Bueller was a magician, he would have used this force.Palm change no. This is a new, doable approach to one of the most challenging plots in card magic.Ī visual color change of a card that is outjogged in the center of the deck.Ī simple, clean, utility card force.

The entire routine is done without the need to ever fold or tear a card.Ī selected card slowly rises from the bottom of the deck to the top while anglejogged. Two cards visually transpose while trapped between two Jokers with holes cut in the middle of them.Īn amazing handling of the classic Card Warp plot. This is the latest handling of Chris' now famous "Holes" concept. Consider Hofzinser's Ace Problem solved.Ī surprise transposition of the Kings and a selection. The Asher Twist meets the Hofzinser Ace Problem meets the Fockers. This handling of the classic Assembly plot is both easy and incredibly deceptive. McDoanld's Aces has just been kicked with a million jigawatts, straight into the future. If you'd prefer to actually watch them, we've uploaded a video of Chris Mayhew performing every single one of them. In A Clockwork Apple, you'll learn the following effects. And, his love for cult films and zany personality emanate from every page this book is pure fun. Playing cards will change and exchange in ways that will surprise everyone, even you! His specialty is creating card tricks that are simple in plot with a clear, visual element. In this anticipated debut effort, Chris unveils eight brand new, visually arresting card effects.

You don't yet know about Chris Mayhew, his unique approach to card magic, or his wacky sense of humor.