On Apr 23, 2015, Magician560 wrote:
It can be used for several times before the ink goes off or gets rubbed off eventually ( if you apply on a card ) . Mine went off after 5 - 7 performances or so and I just re-drew the image . Works pretty well . I have very sweaty hands so it probably got erased off by me accidentally .

On Apr 22, 2015, Patrick Redford wrote:

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On Apr 21, 2015, Arcane423 wrote:
I just bought one of these, where is the best place for brainstorming new uses for this?

Edit: Through Penguin if relevant

The Facebook group is probably the best place. There is a link in the download provided with purchase. Lots of sharing happening.
This thing is great. It takes a little playing around to get the best results, but the download is incredibly helpful. I highly recommend this effect. "How to Read" is currently and will remain in my pocket.

As an aside, I thought of an interesting use for P'ink combined with an effect from Patrick Redford's "Applesauce." PM if you own "Applesauce" and are interested.

I bet I know which effect you're speaking of.

On Apr 23, 2015, ninepine wrote:
Irrespective of how good this may be as a new concept or method for me it scores ZERO for accessibility and presentation as a product.

Looked really impressive in the video so I bought it. Sadly this demonstrates all that is bad in advertising of magic products. Why on earth do magicians think that they are exempt from having to meet basic consumer standards?

The "Instructions" are inaccessible in a tight plastic tube and the text is so small as to be unreadable to many. This product seems to me to be a big FAIL.

Magic needs to get with it in terms of supplying a product that complies with legislation. The product "warning" would never be enforceable as it is not visible to the purchaser and unless you have an internet link and good eyesight the "instructions" are unusable. The link to the website which contains the instructions requires you to be able to distinguish between 1 and l in what seems to be 5 point text.

Sorry for the rant but in the twenty first century products have to comply with basic legislation and this, in my opinion, does not.

May be great but you are buying a pen, and difficult to read instructions that point you to a difficult to read web link.

We deserve better.

On Apr 24, 2015, Scott Horn wrote:
Question on color... Is the visible black (virtually) the same as a black Sharpie, or do you need to shop around to find a "compatible" black for the permanent part of your image? (i.e. 3H in permanent ink that morphs into 8S with Pink)