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poppa New user Austin, Tx. 73 Posts |
On his Whose Afraid Of Invisible Thread DVD Jon LeClare does a pretty funny flourish where he fans the decl for a spectator to pick a card and as he presents the fanned deck one card sticks out from the bottom of the fan and travels back and forth across the fan...
Unfortunately, this is not something that he goes on to teach on the DVD. Is there anyplace that gives instructions for this effect?
~Poppa Jim Mitchell
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Chris Keppel Special user Kansas City MO 544 Posts |
Hey poppa, I for sure know that this is not his move thus why I'm sure he didn't teach it. I'm not exactly sure whose it is because its been around as long as I can remember. Ive been doing it for years and saw it years and years ago. I will do a little looking and see if I can get your some info. Someone else I'm sure will know so have no fear.
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S.Segal Special user San Diego 949 Posts |
For some reason, I seem to think David Williamson teaches this somewhere. Possibly his book "Williamson's Wonders".
S.Segal |
Chris Keppel Special user Kansas City MO 544 Posts |
I think Syd is right. It sounds more on the right track. I was thinking either David W or Patrick page but I didn't think it was page.
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Burns Loyal user 218 Posts |
I'we seen in in a Ellusionist movie.
but really it isn't that hard.. just mess around. I'm sure U'll get it
"I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous..." -GrumpyOwl-
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poppa New user Austin, Tx. 73 Posts |
Hummm...
Is it simply a control of the bottom card from a thumb fan? If so I think I can figure it out...
~Poppa Jim Mitchell
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Jordini Inner circle 2765 Posts |
Bingo
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mcmc Veteran user 310 Posts |
Just remember to hold the bottom portion of the deck still with the hand on the same side, similar to how you use the left hand in the Marlo spread control...otherwise a bunch of other cards in addition to the bottom card will move about.
It's fun to use, sometimes people will begin going for it, and take a while to catch themselves. A slight Kentonism would be to follow it up with a genuine classic force, as they are now put off guard...theoretically =) but I think it's generally true. |
Lonnie Dilan Special user Canyon Country, California 823 Posts |
Of course it's going to be in an ellusionist vid. If they can make a buck off of a neat little move, you can bet they will pirate...er I mean sell it. Them or Penguin......
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MnemonicaRedux Regular user 179 Posts |
I first saw Greg Wilson do this on his "Card Stunts" tape a while back, and *** is that guy funny. He teaches it there as well, if I'm not wrong... it's in the routine where he keeps on forcing the same card. Jolly good fun
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