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Medifro Inner circle Miami 1261 Posts |
Hello,
I have a growing interest in card tricks that don’t use physical cards ( I..e a deck or a packet). They can either use nothing, non-playing card props, or - perhaps - single cards as a revelation, such as a participant naming a card that is produced from a wallet using an index. What comes to my mind: - Stephen Tucker’s Deckless Wonder - Published in Mark Elsdon’s Conversation as Mentalism vol.3 - Ran Pink’s The White Room - separate ebook download - Psychological forces of course, Docc Hillford’s or Derren Brown’s. - Cog by Ben Seward - different process to restrict choices and fishing. - Of course having an index of some kind allowing a revelation after them naming/choosing a card without a deck. What comes to mind are Heirloom with its variations, Kolossal Killer or an index such as the Shadow wallet. - Simple revelation by a Swami writer on a billet. - Using the phone as a method or location of revelation. What comes to my mind from my limited exposure to far are Inject 2 and the Stranger apps. Any additional effects would be appreciated. I’m sure older tricks exist too but nothing comes to mind. Thanks - Feras |
ddyment Inner circle Gibsons, BC, Canada 2501 Posts |
Bob Cassidy's "Chronologue" is a classic example.
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Wravyn Inner circle 3513 Posts |
Pocket Space Plus by Tony Miller
Seven by Bryn Reynolds in his book Safwan Papers Inferno by Joshua Jay |
Medifro Inner circle Miami 1261 Posts |
Nice! I appreciate you guys. I had forgotten about them.
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mindhunter Inner circle Upstate NY 2280 Posts |
Thank for the mention of my "SEVEN," Wravyn.....
Bryn
Bryn D. Reynolds, Author of:
"The Safwan Papers" & "The LOGAR Scrolls" Mentalism ebooks - PM any interest. My artwork: https://darkmountainarts.com |
Kassim New user 58 Posts |
I am a huge fan of revealing cards without a deck. here is a list of great resources,
isolation by micheal murray cog by ben seward anate by dee christopher o force by ross tayler pin soup card variation by peter turner miracle thought projection by richard osterlind KK by kenton knepper psy card forces by peter turner, docc Hilford, rus andrews, derren brown silent running by ben harris ran pink white room dani daortiz verbal classic force inferno by joshua jay great card divinations by fraser parker from second coming, also in book of angels and book of fallen 7 by bryn reynolds guess who by peter turner paths by matt mello total control by matt mello thought control by matt mello pure mentalism by nico heinrich one ahead swami there is loads more but these are at the top off my head. I have a lot of work on this subject, and with a little thought you can combine a lot of these principles and techniques to create your own card divination. hope this helps |
EndersGame Inner circle Reviewer EndersGame 2198 Posts |
There's been some great suggestions to this exact question over at The Magician's Forum:
https://www.themagiciansforum.com/post/t......11798359 |
Andrew Aspen New user 52 Posts |
White Room is one I have used the most but I've also used
Mental Think Of A Card by E.E |
mindhunter Inner circle Upstate NY 2280 Posts |
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On Aug 3, 2021, Kassim wrote: Thank you for the mention of my "7" (or "SE7EN"...or "SEVEN"...or...I've spelled it "SEVERAL" ways over the years...) It's a pleasure to be included in such a great list of resources for this genre! Bryn
Bryn D. Reynolds, Author of:
"The Safwan Papers" & "The LOGAR Scrolls" Mentalism ebooks - PM any interest. My artwork: https://darkmountainarts.com |
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