Color changing card under the cellophane is one of the most impossible card trick, and many of them require gimmicks. But what if you can do it without it?
This is Camouflage.
Perform an eye candy color changing, or unbelievable Torn and Restore effect, completely under the cellophane. The best part you can do this Impromptu and with a Borrowed deck.
Due to some filming difficulties I have decided to switch up the schedule and put the bonus item up first.
This is Zee’s handling of the one handed top palm. It is an incredible touch that improves the move 10 fold. Zee mentions that it might be difficult to do the move quickly but I have found it isn’t hard to speed up the mechanics with a little adjusting and playing around with finger positions and tensions.
Zee is not only a beast with cards but if probably one of the best coin magicians in the world. More recently he has been the person to shine a light on some of Korea’s top magicians through
In a manipulation act, nothing elicits oohs and ahhs from an appreciative audience more than playing cards displayed in elaborate fans that change color, size and even magically divide seemingly at the magician’s will.
This video is an information tour de force on the arcane subject of creating elaborate fan displays using playing cards. First, master manipulator Alan Shaxon supplies all of the basic information you’ll need to know to get started, including the types of cards to use, their preparation, and the elementary techniques. Then, Jeff McBride, a modern master of card manipulation, goes into even
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