The haunted pack is a trick where a card is chosen, shuffled into the deck and then cuts itself. Then one card where the deck was cut move out of the deck. It is the chosen card. Street magician cyril performed this illusion on television. He does it standing up and uses the shadows of his hands to manipulate the cards.
street magic cyril
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Happy Halloween everybody! The official 3rd installment of david blaine street magic.
Have a spooky halloween!
O.k. so, the best street magic tricks are the ones where you use ordinary objects. Preferably items you borrow from other people. It just doesn’t seem like real magic if you are using some sort of goofy looking prop. That’s why the pen through dollar bill trick is so great. It’s just a pen and a bill. That’s f-ing it! And the dollar is borrowed. You can even make it seem the pen is borrowed. That’s strong. Borrow someones money, preferably a 20, 50, or 100 dollar bill, and stab the pen through it. At this point you can show the bill around on all sides. It’s clearly through the bill. Rip the pen out and give the money back. Tell them to look at it. No holes, rips, tears, nothing. It’s totally fine. Let them check out the pen. Simple and powerful. Street magic at it’s best! Pen through bill.
If you want a coin trick that is perfectly suited for street magic you should get scotch and soda. It’s easy to perform, it resets quickly, and there’s a great variety of tricks you can do with it. Place two coins in spectator’s hand and one of the coins penetrates through their hand. Another magic trick would be to place two coins on a table, a u.s. half dollar and a Mexican twenty centavo. Bring the coins up into the air. Start to rub them together and one completely vanishes. Tell the spectators to look back on the table and there’s the just vanished coin right where it started. Another great street magic coin trick would be to use scotch and soda with a newspaper, sidewalk, and a glass. I’ll explain that one next time.
scotch and soda street magic coins
Welcome to street magic tricks. Close-up magic is the kind of magic that happens one on one right in front of your face. It’s interactive and imidiate. Street magic is surprising and unexpected. Most people have never seen a real street magician like David Blaine or Criss Angel in real life. Sure they’ve seen them on tv, but that’s not the same. How would you react if a stranger came up to you and showed you something amazing? What is he had you chose a card and shuffled it into the deck, but instead of finding it, you saw the card rising out on its’ own? This is street magic at its’ finest.
