All Review/WGM28 WGM - The Endless Chain WGM - The Endless Chain The very puzzling and entertaining con game known as the Endless Chain has its roots in an old Gypsy swindle from the 1500s called "Pricking the Garter." It was subsequently adopted by magicians in the 1800s and has been used to delight, captivate - and humorously frustrate - audiences to this day. In this video, you'll meet three different performers who each take a turn.. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Metal Bending WGM - Metal Bending In the world of prestidigitation, there are magic tricks . . . and then there's metal bending. Ever since Uri Geller set the imagination of the world on fire by bending silverware with seemingly nothing more than just his mind power, people have been fascinated by this arcane ability. On this video, you'll learn all of the necessary techniques and important subtleties you'll .. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Gypsy Thread WGM - Gypsy Thread The effect that is commonly referred to as Gypsy Thread was first introduced into the literature of magic in 1584 by Provost and ever since, magicians - and presumably their audiences - have been fascinated and enchanted by the simple yet profound concept of a simple strand of thread being broken into small pieces and restored at the magician's fingertips. On this video, you'l.. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Torn and Restored Newspaper WGM - Torn and Restored Newspaper One of magic's most enduring effects has always been the Torn and Restored Newspaper, and for good reason. Newspapers and magazines are objects that almost everyone interacts with on a daily basis so when a magician picks up one of these seemingly ordinary items and performs a highly visual, veritable miracle with it, people immediately take notice. On this vide.. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Color Changing Knives WGM - Color Changing Knives Learn to perform one of close-up magic's most enduring classics! The invention of the Color-Changing Knives is usually credited to illusion designer Walter Jeans and as the effect began to enter the literature of magic in the 1930's, close-up magicians were immediately taken by the visual nature of the trick. Over the years, a good number of the world's top close-up p.. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Ring Flight WGM - Ring Flight Though conjuring effects with finger rings have been part of the conjuring literature for quite some time, it was British magician/mentalist Al Koran who first conceived of the notion of a borrowed finger ring vanishing and reappearing on one of the hooks of a key case. Ever since, this effect has been a staple of magicians' repertoires and dealer catalogs everywhere. You'll me.. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Anniversary Waltz WGM - Anniversary Waltz Michael Ammar once wrote that one of the principles key to making a magic effect memorable to an audience is to alter an object magically and then give it away in its altered state. A souvenir of this kind will be treasured forever and there's been perhaps no better example of this kind of effect than one in which two playing cards, signed by the spectators, are magically.. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Card To Wallet WGM - Card To Wallet The card-to-impossible-place plot is almost as old as card conjuring itself with the earliest ancestor of the trick we now call the Card To Wallet appearing as "The Card in the Pocketbook" in early magic literature. Over the next two centuries, magicians devised a myriad of ways to create the effect of a selected playing card appearing mysteriously in the performer's wallet .. 2016. 11. 7. WGM - Magic With Dice WGM - Magic With Dice No one knows who invented dice though the oldest known dice were discovered as part of a 5000-year old backgammon set. Dice used as conjuring props is of decidedly more recent vintage with one of the earliest records being Hofzinser who used mispotted dice to force a number as early as 1842. However, the allure of these simple six-sided cubes have not escaped t.. 2016. 11. 7. 이전 1 2 3 4 다음
