What's your "quickie" trick?

[zswim]

After watching Blake's Invisible card, I wanted to give it a try and I believe it is a great quick trick to do, also great as an opener or if you want to transition to cards in your routine.

 

[LaneWagner]

This is me performing an effect (one of a few) I go to when I don't have a lot of time. I ask a spectator to choose a card, (in this case the 10 of Hearts) look at it, place it in the middle of the deck.

The following video is what happens afterwards.

It's quick, gets a nice reaction and can also be used on it's own like in the video as a color change.

|| Steven

I love color change effects! Painters change, back to back, etc. I have a decent idea of how this is performed... can anyone message me with either a link to a tutorial or a brief explanation of the sleight? lanewagnermagic@gmail.com

 

[mrcheeseman]

what is this effect called? Where can I learn it?

This is me performing an effect (one of a few) I go to when I don't have a lot of time. I ask a spectator to choose a card, (in this case the 10 of Hearts) look at it, place it in the middle of the deck.

The following video is what happens afterwards.

It's quick, gets a nice reaction and can also be used on it's own like in the video as a color change.

|| Steven

 

[Steven Lafitte]

I learned it from Dimitri Arieri's 'Monument' DVD, it doesn't have an actual name to my knowledge, none was given on the DVD, it's one part of a flourishing routine he teaches.

It's a little bit of a knacky move, but not that difficult to get down.

|| Steven

 

[CarsonM2]

Card to mouth is good but I like Dan & Dave's Shuffled Aces