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Jedním z klíčových prvků, díky kterým je magie zábavná, je překvapení a jeden ze způsobů, jak toho kouzelníci v průběhu let dosáhli, je vzít balíček hracích karet, které se používaly, a magicky změnit barvu zadní strany. Mnoho mistrů close-up magie obrátilo svou kreativitu k této zápletce - Dai Vernon, Edward Marlo a Paul Curry jsou jen někteří z mnoha - a výsledky si od té doby nacházejí cestu do komerčního repertoáru kouzelníků.

Setkáte se se sedmi různými umělci, z nichž každý má svůj vlastní pohled na tento zázrak karetní magie. Bill Malone je první se svou verzí výtvoru Eda Marla, kde mění barvu zadní strany tří vybraných karet, následuje zbytek balíčku. Harry Lorayne předvádí svou verzi triku (s úžasným zmizením celého balíčku po překvapivé změně barvy) následovanou ukázkou od Michaela Ammara Barvy měnícího balíčku od Dai Vernona. Johnny Thompson nabízí zásadní výtvor Paula Curryho a Oscara Weigla, zatímco rutina Borise Wilda na trhu nabízí tři různé barvy! Legendární Derek Dingle předvádí jednu ze svých klasických rutin, která kombinuje Vernonův koncept Triumph s Color-Changing Deckem, zatímco John Mendoza nabízí verzi, kde opět tři vybrané karty změní barvu těsně předtím, než je bude následovat vstupní balíček.

Phil Willmarth z Linking Ring jednou napsal: "Rutinní programy měnící barvy jsou silné a ideální způsob, jak spustit program karetních efektů." Jak dokazují výkonné a rozmanité rutiny, lze také tvrdit, že by také představovaly ideální povrchovou úpravu. Koneckonců, jaké silnější kouzlo byste mohli udělat, než změnit barvu celého balíčku karet?

Marlo's Color-Changing Deck Routine - Bill Malone
Barvy měnící paluba - Harry Lorayne
Barvy měnící paluba - Michael Ammar
Barvy měnící paluba - Johnny Thompson
Miracolor - Boris Wild
Barva Triumphant - Derek Dingle
Barvy měnící paluba - John Mendoza

Originální anglický popis

One of the key elements that makes magic entertaining is that of surprise and one of the ways that magicians have accomplished that over the years is to take a deck of playing cards that have been in use and magically change the back design color. Numerous masters of close-up magic have turned their creativity to this plot - Dai Vernon, Edward Marlo and Paul Curry are just a few of the many - and the results have been finding their way into the commercial repertoires of magicians ever since.

You'll meet seven different performers, each with their own take on this miracle of card magic. Bill Malone is first with his version of Ed Marlo's creation where the backs of three selected cards change color, followed by the rest of the deck. Harry Lorayne demonstrates his version of the trick (with an amazing vanish of the entire deck after the startling color change) followed by Michael Ammar's demonstration of Dai Vernon's Color-Changing Deck. Johnny Thompson offers Paul Curry and Oscar Weigle's seminal creation while Boris Wild's marketed routine features three different colors! The legendary Derek Dingle performs one of his classic routines that combines Vernon's Triumph concept with the Color-Changing Deck while John Mendoza offers a version where, once again, three selected cards change color just before the entre deck follows suit.

The Linking Ring's Phil Willmarth once wrote, "Color-changing deck routines are strong and an ideal way to start a program of card effects." As evidenced by the powerful and varied routines, it could also be argued that they would also make an ideal finish. After all, what stronger magic could you do than changing the color of an entire deck of cards?

Marlo's Color-Changing Deck Routine - Bill Malone
Color-Changing Deck - Harry Lorayne
Color-Changing Deck - Michael Ammar
Color-Changing Deck - Johnny Thompson
Miracolor - Boris Wild
Color Triumphant - Derek Dingle
Color-Changing Deck - John Mendoza
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Originální anglický popis

One of the key elements that makes magic entertaining is that of surprise and one of the ways that magicians have accomplished that over the years is to take a deck of playing cards that have been in use and magically change the back design color. Numerous masters of close-up magic have turned their creativity to this plot - Dai Vernon, Edward Marlo and Paul Curry are just a few of the many - and the results have been finding their way into the commercial repertoires of magicians ever since.

You'll meet seven different performers, each with their own take on this miracle of card magic. Bill Malone is first with his version of Ed Marlo's creation where the backs of three selected cards change color, followed by the rest of the deck. Harry Lorayne demonstrates his version of the trick (with an amazing vanish of the entire deck after the startling color change) followed by Michael Ammar's demonstration of Dai Vernon's Color-Changing Deck. Johnny Thompson offers Paul Curry and Oscar Weigle's seminal creation while Boris Wild's marketed routine features three different colors! The legendary Derek Dingle performs one of his classic routines that combines Vernon's Triumph concept with the Color-Changing Deck while John Mendoza offers a version where, once again, three selected cards change color just before the entre deck follows suit.

The Linking Ring's Phil Willmarth once wrote, "Color-changing deck routines are strong and an ideal way to start a program of card effects." As evidenced by the powerful and varied routines, it could also be argued that they would also make an ideal finish. After all, what stronger magic could you do than changing the color of an entire deck of cards?

Marlo's Color-Changing Deck Routine - Bill Malone
Color-Changing Deck - Harry Lorayne
Color-Changing Deck - Michael Ammar
Color-Changing Deck - Johnny Thompson
Miracolor - Boris Wild
Color Triumphant - Derek Dingle
Color-Changing Deck - John Mendoza