LINT by John Luka eBook DOWNLOAD

\n\nke stažení e-knihy LINT od Johna Luky

Toto úsilí bylo zahájeno v jeho sloupku "Thoughts On...", který běžel v časopise The New Tops od října 1993 do prosince 1994. Johnův sloupek byl pro většinu kouzelníků, kteří mají tendenci dělat spoustu kapesních a salonních triků pro malé diváků a málo představení. Věděl, že většina kouzelnických show jsou neformální, někdy spontánní události, typicky představení několika triků na večírku společenských nebo obchodních setkání. Vybral tedy materiál pro více než devadesát procent kouzelníků, kteří nejsou profesionálové. Některá velká kouzla v LINT zahrnují naprosto úžasné Chromo Balls Johna Luky (velký hit u Fechtera), čistý přístup k Daleyho Chromo Spheres.

Plus materiál z jeho sloupků v časopise Tops pokrývající několik variant a zjednodušené manipulace s koncepty, jako je Vernonova jednoduchá aritmetika, Zarrow Shuffle, Turnover Pass, Naváděcí karta bratra Hammana a čtyři instruktážní cvičení při kombinování různých sekvencí sestavování karet do soudržných postupů. Představeno je několik fascinujících výtvorů od Rona Bauera (autora vzrušující nové série monografií Ron Bauer Private Studies), včetně triku, který navždy změnil život Johna Luky, The Magic Coin.

Najdete zde také detektor lži Rona Bauera, originální a nepřekonatelnou metodu a prezentaci toho, co se stalo klasikou karetní magie (ale nejde o počítačovou automatizaci balíčku nebo odhalování lží.), a dva dosud nezveřejněné zázraky, Second Sight, komediální trojitý předpovědní efekt a Devilish Trickery, křišťálově čisté, technicky jemné zpracování a prezentace pro Marlo/D'Amico Devilish Miracle. Ron Bauer také poskytuje srozumitelný Key to the Draw, první trik, který kdy celoživotní přátelé Jack McMillen a Charlie Miller vydali. Milt Kort, muž, který vynalezl rutiny kombinované krabičky na mince, odhaluje svou pozoruhodnou krabičku Okito Less Coin Box a Paul Chosse poskytuje podrobnosti o svém úskočném ladění Erdnaseova Diagonal Palm Shift. John Luka si také vyžádal a zahrnuje několik vybraných položek od Paula Cumminse, Rona Aldricha, Johna Morgana, Billa Kalushe, Michaela Ammara, Chrise Cartera a Erica DeCampse.

143 stran, plně ilustrováno.

Obsah:

Poděkování

Úvod

Úvodní slovo

Detektor lži
Naváděcí karta
Diagonální posun dlaně
Key To The Draw
Rutina Okito Less Box
Turnover Pass
Velmi podivná výměna část I1
Karta V Knize Zápasů
Mentální předpověď
Fidging Card
Kouzelná mince
Široká otevřená předpověď
Jednoduchá aritmetika II
Druhý pohled

Bonusová sekce – dříve nepublikovaná

Kniha "Narozeniny".
Zarrow Shuffle Finesse
Chromo koule
Kings On A Fling
Jedna mince pro znalce
Pozvání k představivosti
Overtwist Transponed
Ďábelský podvod
Epilog

Originální anglický popis

This effort was kicked off in his "Thoughts On..." column which ran in The New Tops magazine from October 1993 to December 1994. John's column was for the majority of magicians who tend to do a lot of pocket and parlor tricks for small audiences and few shows. He knew that most magic shows are informal, sometimes spontaneous events, typically being a performance of a few tricks at a party of social or business get togethers. So, he chose material for the ninety-plus percent of magicians who are not professionals. Some of the great magic in L.I.N.T. includes John Luka's absolutely astonishing Chromo Balls (a big hit at Fechter's), a pure sleight of hand approach to Daley's Chromo Spheres.

Plus material from his Tops magazine columns covering several variations and simplified handlings for concepts such as Vernon's Simple Arithmetic, the Zarrow Shuffle, the Turnover Pass, Brother Hamman's Homing Card, and four instructive exercises in combining various card assembly sequences into cohesive procedures. Featured are several fascinating creations from Ron Bauer (author of the exciting new Ron Bauer Private Studies series of monographs), including the trick that forever changed John Luka's life, The Magic Coin.

You'll also find Ron Bauer's Lie Detector, the original and unsurpassed method and presentation of what has become a classic of card magic (but it's not about computerizing a deck or detecting lies.), and two never before published miracles, Second Sight, a comedy triple prediction effect, and Devilish Trickery, a crystal clear, technically subtle handling and presentation for the Marlo/D'Amico Devilish Miracle. Ron Bauer also renders intelligible Key to the Draw, the first trick ever published by lifelong friends Jack McMillen and Charlie Miller. Milt Kort, the man who invented the combo coin box routines, reveals his remarkable Okito Less Coin Box and Paul Chosse provides the details of his devious debugging of Erdnase's Diagonal Palm Shift. John Luka also solicited and includes several choice items from Paul Cummins, Ron Aldrich, John Morgan, Bill Kalush, Michael Ammar, Chris Carter and Eric DeCamps.

143 pages, fully illustrated.

Contents:

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Foreword

The Lie Detector
The Homing Card
Diagonal Palm Shift
Key To The Draw
Okito Less Box Routine
The Turnover Pass
Very Strange Exchange Part I1
Card In Match Book
Mental Prediction
The Fidgeting Card
The Magic Coin
Wide Open Prediction
Simple Arithmetic II
Second Sight

Bonus Section - Previously Unpublished

The "Birthday" Book
Zarrow Shuffle Finesse
Chromo Balls
Kings On A Fling
One Coin For Connoisseurs
Invitation To Imagination
Overtwist Transposed
Devilish Trickery
Epilog\n\n

Originální anglický popis

This effort was kicked off in his "Thoughts On..." column which ran in The New Tops magazine from October 1993 to December 1994. John's column was for the majority of magicians who tend to do a lot of pocket and parlor tricks for small audiences and few shows. He knew that most magic shows are informal, sometimes spontaneous events, typically being a performance of a few tricks at a party of social or business get togethers. So, he chose material for the ninety-plus percent of magicians who are not professionals. Some of the great magic in L.I.N.T. includes John Luka's absolutely astonishing Chromo Balls (a big hit at Fechter's), a pure sleight of hand approach to Daley's Chromo Spheres.

Plus material from his Tops magazine columns covering several variations and simplified handlings for concepts such as Vernon's Simple Arithmetic, the Zarrow Shuffle, the Turnover Pass, Brother Hamman's Homing Card, and four instructive exercises in combining various card assembly sequences into cohesive procedures. Featured are several fascinating creations from Ron Bauer (author of the exciting new Ron Bauer Private Studies series of monographs), including the trick that forever changed John Luka's life, The Magic Coin.

You'll also find Ron Bauer's Lie Detector, the original and unsurpassed method and presentation of what has become a classic of card magic (but it's not about computerizing a deck or detecting lies.), and two never before published miracles, Second Sight, a comedy triple prediction effect, and Devilish Trickery, a crystal clear, technically subtle handling and presentation for the Marlo/D'Amico Devilish Miracle. Ron Bauer also renders intelligible Key to the Draw, the first trick ever published by lifelong friends Jack McMillen and Charlie Miller. Milt Kort, the man who invented the combo coin box routines, reveals his remarkable Okito Less Coin Box and Paul Chosse provides the details of his devious debugging of Erdnase's Diagonal Palm Shift. John Luka also solicited and includes several choice items from Paul Cummins, Ron Aldrich, John Morgan, Bill Kalush, Michael Ammar, Chris Carter and Eric DeCamps.

143 pages, fully illustrated.

Contents:

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Foreword

The Lie Detector
The Homing Card
Diagonal Palm Shift
Key To The Draw
Okito Less Box Routine
The Turnover Pass
Very Strange Exchange Part I1
Card In Match Book
Mental Prediction
The Fidgeting Card
The Magic Coin
Wide Open Prediction
Simple Arithmetic II
Second Sight

Bonus Section - Previously Unpublished

The "Birthday" Book
Zarrow Shuffle Finesse
Chromo Balls
Kings On A Fling
One Coin For Connoisseurs
Invitation To Imagination
Overtwist Transposed
Devilish Trickery
Epilog