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LoveKey1988 Elite user 443 Posts |
Which are your favourites?
I am interested only in the ones that you don't need much space at a table or no space. Things you can do in bars or on the street. Regards, Marian |
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Ray Bertrand Inner circle Ottawa, Ontario 1452 Posts |
Ring off velvet cord comes to mind. You only need a shoelace or a velvet cord and someones ring.
Ray
Mentalism in Ontario.
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Gerald Deutsch Special user 526 Posts |
Progressive Production is one of my favorite coin effects.
A single coin becomes 2 then 3, then 4 and then 5. I have two different presentations which I posted on October 1, 2004 of the Perverse Magic thread of the Genii Forum. This effect by Bob Carver appears on page 377 of Bobo "The New Modern Coin Magic" (it's not in the first edition or the paperback Dover version). |
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Shurikenstorm5 New user South Carolina 75 Posts |
Some basic impromptu tricks like reforcing a card on someone.
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Terrible Wizard Inner circle 1973 Posts |
Various paddle tricks
Many rope routines Close up linking rings Mini chop cup routines on hand (I don't do this, but enjoy watching it) Many various coin effects (as with chop cup) Many various card effects Some spongeball routines Some mental magic effects Some bar betchas Some tricks that require a specific gizmo Elastic/rubber band effects Body tricks If I could become master of the following (all of which I do, though mostly badly), I'd be very happy: Fibre optics rope routine Messado Rings Holy Moly (Sankey washer effect) Turbostick routine In the hands spongeball routine A dozen in the hands card effects A cardistry routine A couple of rubber band tricks (like CmH, or the venerable jumping bands) Half a dozen betchas A few mental effects (like ID, a bit of CR, various tears and swami effects, powerball style number effect, some mathemagics) Two or three good body tricks Three ball juggling routine |
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Terrible Wizard Inner circle 1973 Posts |
Can't believe I forgot:
Tricks with a bag (like egg bag, or a change etc) TT effects Silks Haunted doll/rising pencil style effects Man, there's so many ... |
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funsway Inner circle old things in new ways - new things in old ways 9988 Posts |
Many "seemingly new" effects in hands only can be achieved by simple changed the objects used.
the same sleights used ofr coins and ball can also be used with candy, buts, pencil erasers, bottle caps, coffee creamers, etc. mastering about six ket methods is all that is required. The fact that you are performing with "found objects" will increase the astonishment.
"the more one pretends at magic, the more awe and wonder will be found in real life." Arnold Furst
eBooks at https://www.lybrary.com/ken-muller-m-579928.html questions at ken@eversway.com |
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Roy Rocha New user 60 Posts |
I enjoy performing SAMOYA. Very visual.
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Aljaz Son Regular user 180 Posts |
I always get great reactions with Gregory Wilson's Ring Leader:
http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/469 I actually peformed this completely impromptu once. A friend knew I did this and was telling his friends about it. One person was sure I use a special rope (since it was a borrowed ring). When I approached the table and did a few tricks, this person removed his shoelace and ring, handed them over and said: "Do the Ring and Rope thing!" Needles to say, that was one of the most baffled spectators, I've ever had the priviledge to witness. All the best Aljaž |
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nonprofitmagic Loyal user 203 Posts |
Tequila hustler.
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TheMagicHacker New user 26 Posts |
I have to agree with Aljaz about Ring Leader. After an hour of practicing, I had some really good looking effects. After a few more hours, I couldn't believe how convincing the illusions were. I now make sure to always have a ring and rope with me, and I love being able to do the tricks with a borrowed ring and string when someone is sure that mine are gimmicked somehow. Absolutely amazing stuff for close up, in the hands magic. As a bonus, there are a lot of effects where spectators hold on to the rope and sometimes even the ring, but it still attaches and detaches right in front of them.
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magicfish Inner circle 7016 Posts |
Eric DeCamps' handling of Lorayne's Snap! with a finger ring.
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lejulio New user Worlwide 56 Posts |
Sponge ball routine
No smoking JL Bertrand |
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Harry Lorayne 1926 - 2023 New York City 8558 Posts |
My original Snap!
[email]harrylorayne@earthlink.net[/email]
http://www.harrylorayne.com http://www.harryloraynemagic.com |
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shg_123 New user Coffey, MO 71 Posts |
Oh man this could be a long answer. To keep it short I'd say Triumph, 5 & 1 transpo, and anything with the Xpert
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Kyoki_Sanitys_Eclipse Inner circle 1513 Posts |
My absolute favorite, Roths coins across
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martonikus Regular user 167 Posts |
It's not hard to carry the following items.
1) Ring (on finger) and shoelace in pocket. Do a one-hand knot and make the ring appear in it. Continue with Relentless. Or use a light bangle bracelet. After either ring/string or bracelet/string, conclude with thumb penetration. 2) A few coins for a coin routine. 3) Jumping Arrow or two sticks (i.e. Darryl's paddles, if you can find them). Kids love this. 4) Some rubber bands around the wrist. 5) A card wallet with a couple of packet tricks. I carry "Ace" and Virginia City Hustle. In all the above, only Virginia City Hustle requires a table or surface. Everything else is in the hands. Another good "in the hands" packet trick is Done with Mirrors. With very little weight to carry, or pocket space used, you have enough "stuff" for a solid and varied 15 minutes of "instant magic". |
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Kyoki_Sanitys_Eclipse Inner circle 1513 Posts |
Just bought ring leader and can't wait to try it. Coins across
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Dick Oslund Inner circle 8357 Posts |
Grismer, Nelson, and Clifton 'ring & string" stuff, and variations on the "updated sefalaljia" material,are my "anytime, anywhere" bits. A ribbon, shoe lace, or a bit of rope, and a 4" ring, are for larger groups...
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Ollie New user 87 Posts |
3/4 coins across by Gregory Wilson.
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