Hi All,
I've been performing David Ren Jenkins' version of "Warp One" for some time and was wondering if there were any other sources for different types of card warps thatI could perform (not to say Mr. Jenkins' version is bad, only saying that it would be nice to do different/more warps). Websites, videos, books- I'm too picky about the source. If you could help out it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,

I have a one card three phase torn and restored card effect
called "warped and restored" which was release years befor warp one.
pm me ill send a demo
vinny

Try the search engine here first before posting a thread. Anyhow, I've done the work for you this time: You should find everything you need here:

http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/searc......=4216867

Thanks for letting me know. Even though I've been here a while, I haven't been all that active and am still getting into the groove of things here.
Thanks for your help.

Will everyone PLEASE learn a lesson from todsky? He gently but firmly pointed out the utility of the search engine without putting the questioner down. That's the way to handle it. Well done, todsky!

Greg,

L&L Publishing has a Card Warp Compilation DVD that shows some excellent versions. More than you will ever need!

http://www.mjmmagic.com/store/card-warp-......522.html

I think you would do well looking at the other versions of card warp. Warp One is very novel, but it looks like what it is, you use your hands to do the magic. In Card Warp, there is a second card, wrapped around the first. This is a barrier for you to "manipulate the card." Card One removes this unspoken, yet understood barrier.

The L&L DVD is definately the way to go if you want to look for a starting point of the effect. Then take the time to look for other references that will be mentioned during the explinations.

Hey, Jeff Pierce...
What's the latest news on your upcoming Warp encyclopedia?

In the meantime, Vinny's Warped & Restored (from his Top Gun DVD) is terrific, as is Brian Cook's ReWarped. My personal favorites (aside from the original) are Howard Schwartzman's Star Warp (from Apocalypse) and Michael Close's Dr. Strangetrick (from Workers).

I'll be posting a review of Paul Greene's Card Warp Finale..
Thanks,
Tom

Ellusionist.com has a card wrap which is pretty versitle and looks veryy good. I believe it is called "voodoo".

Bruce Cervon's handling of Warped II.

Check out Dominatricks by Tyler Wilson. He has a method for make the center of the card dissappear after it warps.

I'd give a vote for the WGM series for Card Warp put out by L&L also. The two versions I liked the best of there are Ammar's and Burger's. Ammar's use of a dollar bill provides a great twist to the effect. Burger's storyline is hard to beat with the use of the large cards.

-Shoop

L&L had a tape.

I'll second Tyler Wilson's version. His is absolutely ingenious. Instead of just trying to make it more convincing, he managed to add a whole new level of impossibility to it. His cleanup is brilliant as well.