Cone Vortex by Matthew Novak video DOWNLOAD

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Erstaunlich schön zu sehen. Erstaunlich kreativer Trick, den ich mehrmals wiederholt habe.

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• Von Matthew Novak inspiriert und entwickelt
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• Karten können in einem magischen Wirbel zusammengefasst werden
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• Subtilitäten der Fädenchirurgie für professionelle Magier
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• Variationen zum Gedanken-Karten-Produktionsverfahren
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• Wichtige Punkte zur Kontrolle des Wirbels und des Versuchsfehlers
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• Mattes schicke Kitteltaschekatze 'Edin' erscheint als Überraschung im Hintergrund
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Nach dem Lernen wirst du es unmöglich finden, den Trick nicht mehr auszuprobieren.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

"Stunningly beautiful thing to watch.
Exceptionally creative work, I watched the video again and again."
- Shannon Clark

"Holy Holy Holy * It can be a card trick? That's beautiful."
- Erik Dobell Impossibilities Show TN

Inspired by previously practicing semi automatic fans like the Riffle fan, Orbit fan, Curly Q, & many others, Matt initially posted his Cone fan idea years ago in select Facebook communities very briefly before taking the unfinished idea down as he felt it wasn't ready to be shown at the time.

The handling evolved overtime to where the method can now be applied to any playing cards meaning you can now learn & create your own cone fan causing cards to magically begin coalescing together creating a magical spinning vortex that looks beautifully impossible for anyone watching.

You will learn Matt's deceptive subtleties of how to fan & display the cards through out the performance that have fooled magicians.

For the first time, variations are also shared revealing how he uses the fan to produce thought of cards to multiple selections.

The key points to study are why it's important to know when to stop the spinning fan, to allowing the fan to fall apart demonstrating trial and error.

Once you apply the subtleties that are taught & successfully hit your first spinning fan you'll find it impossible to step away without trying it at least a few more times.

As an added bonus you'll get to see Matt's chill tuxedo cat 'Edin' make surprise appearances in the background of the tutorial.

Originale englische Beschreibung

"Stunningly beautiful thing to watch.
Exceptionally creative work, I watched the video again and again."
- Shannon Clark

"Holy Holy Holy * It can be a card trick? That's beautiful."
- Erik Dobell Impossibilities Show TN

Inspired by previously practicing semi automatic fans like the Riffle fan, Orbit fan, Curly Q, & many others, Matt initially posted his Cone fan idea years ago in select Facebook communities very briefly before taking the unfinished idea down as he felt it wasn't ready to be shown at the time.

The handling evolved overtime to where the method can now be applied to any playing cards meaning you can now learn & create your own cone fan causing cards to magically begin coalescing together creating a magical spinning vortex that looks beautifully impossible for anyone watching.

You will learn Matt's deceptive subtleties of how to fan & display the cards through out the performance that have fooled magicians.

For the first time, variations are also shared revealing how he uses the fan to produce thought of cards to multiple selections.

The key points to study are why it's important to know when to stop the spinning fan, to allowing the fan to fall apart demonstrating trial and error.

Once you apply the subtleties that are taught & successfully hit your first spinning fan you'll find it impossible to step away without trying it at least a few more times.

As an added bonus you'll get to see Matt's chill tuxedo cat 'Edin' make surprise appearances in the background of the tutorial.