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Anti Gravity Ring by Ed Mishelle
Effect: A simple rubber band and finger ring are used. The rubber band is placed through the finger ring and magically the ring starts to climb up the band defying gravity. Everything can be inspected.
Effect: You display five business cards each with a simple picture drawn on the back. The cards are mixed up to be as random as possible. A card is freely selected and the spectator thinks of the picture. The magician is able to draw the exact picture the spectator had been thinking of.
This trick is a cool and impressive way to hand out your business card. It’s a bit of a card trick prediction.
Here’s an explanation of the gag site I created for the iPhone. iPhoneTrick.com
iPhone Trick from Andrew Mayne on Vimeo.
How would you like an inexpensive, unique, and versatile souvenir item that people will keep and beg you for more?
Second Sight Penny is another trick that most have forgotten about. Here the magician finds the selected penny among a handful of others under seemingly impossible conditions.
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Imagine transforming a nickel into a quarter merely by rubbing the impression of the coin onto a piece of paper….
This amusing little piece of magic can have a very strong effect on your audience. It may leave them wondering if the bill they have is really counterfeit!
Anything your audience carries away from your show that reminds them of you is a good thing (except for maybe bruises). Consider making some stamps of your likeness that you can stick on playing cards, business cards or even currency.
You can either buy actual stamps using an online company that’ll put your photo on one, or use a photo editing program and a printer to make your own that you can print on to sticky back sheets.