Some practice on Himber vanish

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Alexander Priebsch

Apr 7, 2009
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I think doin it the "CoinTwo"-way is lot more impossible for spectators because they can see the other hand as empty as it gets ;) ...you might wanna do that instead of just taking one hand away which forces every spectator to get suspicious about it :)

just my 2 cents

cheers
 
jake the snake magic

jake the snake magic

Oct 22, 2008
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Alexander Priebsch said:
I think doin it the "CoinTwo"-way is lot more impossible for spectators because they can see the other hand as empty as it gets ;) ...you might wanna do that instead of just taking one hand away which forces every spectator to get suspicious about it :)

just my 2 cents

cheers
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well he teaches you in silver dream to sleeve and all that but i have no jacket like that lol so im like w.e :)
 
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Chris W

Aug 2, 2008
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Cincinnati
I would agree with Alexander. I perfer Homer's version of the Himber Vanish. It just seems a bit more impossible. If I could make a suggestion to you, I think you pulled your right hand away way to quickly. It made it look fishy and made my spider sense go off. You want the audience to focus on your left hand only; so pulling you right hand away quickly with turn their attention away from where you want it. If you slowly moved the hand away and make them focus a bit more on the left hand, it would look great. Hope that helps.
 
jake the snake magic

jake the snake magic

Oct 22, 2008
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the1spaz said:
I would agree with Alexander. I perfer Homer's version of the Himber Vanish. It just seems a bit more impossible. If I could make a suggestion to you, I think you pulled your right hand away way to quickly. It made it look fishy and made my spider sense go off. You want the audience to focus on your left hand only; so pulling you right hand away quickly with turn their attention away from where you want it. If you slowly moved the hand away and make them focus a bit more on the left hand, it would look great. Hope that helps.
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great advice man thanks
 
True2Coins

True2Coins

Jul 8, 2008
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It looked to me like you were fidgeting to get out of there. Also it would be a good idea, and I use this all the time, to move forward witht he vanish. I like to have my hand that I do the vanish with closer to me just slightly and move forward so it looks like I;m just tossing it in a way. Another thing to point out is DON'T point to the hand that is supposed to have the coin. DO NOT do that. It is a dead giveaway. Of course the hand has the coin, they saw you take it, where else would it be? In the other hand? Of course not, that would be crazy. Oh yea, and maybe you can change your coin size. It is easier with bigger coins. I can get this done in a flat second with my Morgans
 
jake the snake magic

jake the snake magic

Oct 22, 2008
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True2Coins said:
It looked to me like you were fidgeting to get out of there. Also it would be a good idea, and I use this all the time, to move forward witht he vanish. I like to have my hand that I do the vanish with closer to me just slightly and move forward so it looks like I;m just tossing it in a way. Another thing to point out is DON'T point to the hand that is supposed to have the coin. DO NOT do that. It is a dead giveaway. Of course the hand has the coin, they saw you take it, where else would it be? In the other hand? Of course not, that would be crazy. Oh yea, and maybe you can change your coin size. It is easier with bigger coins. I can get this done in a flat second with my Morgans
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hey man thanks for the advice! Also dude pm me if your doin the new jersey jam
 
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