The Vault - Renaissance Square by Max Giaco Mixed Media DOWNLOAD

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A nowa wersja klasycznego Magic Square! Tribut dla Leonarda Winci i książki "Siła Liczb" z jego przyjaciela Luca Pacioli.

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• Specjalista sprawdza karty, potem mieszany i podzielony zestaw.
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• Karty są rozmieszczane w kwadratowej formacji na stole.
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• Zabawny widz wybiera cztery karty, a Ty sumujesz ich wartości.
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• Karty na stole tworzą magiczną kwadratową formację, która dodaje się do wybranej liczby w każdym kierunku.
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• Ostatecznie odkryjesz, że wszystko było z góry zaplanowane. Opowiesz o innych tajemniczych zbiegach okoliczności dotyczącego Winci i wybranej liczby.
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• Na koniec pokazujesz odwrotną stronę ilustracji, która jest obrazem z tym samym magicznym kwadratem.
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Ta rutyna nie wymaga żadnych sztuczek ręcznych, działa zawsze i karty mogą być sprawdzone, podzielone nawet mieszane przez widza!

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Pobierz jutro!\n\n

Oryginalny opis angielski

A new take on the classic Magic Square!

This is a tribute to Leonardo da Vinci and the book "The Power of Numbers" from his friend Luca Pacioli.

The spectator examines the cards carefully. Then shuffles and cuts the deck. After this process, you clearly deal cards onto the table in a square formation.

Your spectator chooses four cards by cutting the deck and deciding where to take those four cards from. You add up the values of those four cards to get a total.

The cards on the table form a magic square that adds up to the chosen number in every direction imaginable.

Finally you reveal that everything was predetermined. You describe some other mysterious coincidences around Da Vinci and the chosen number. For the kicker ending you show the backside of the illustration and that it is a photo with the exact same magic square.

This routine doesn't require any sleight of hand, it works every single time and the cards can be examined cut and even shuffled by the spectator!

Download it today!

Oryginalny opis angielski

A new take on the classic Magic Square!

This is a tribute to Leonardo da Vinci and the book "The Power of Numbers" from his friend Luca Pacioli.

The spectator examines the cards carefully. Then shuffles and cuts the deck. After this process, you clearly deal cards onto the table in a square formation.

Your spectator chooses four cards by cutting the deck and deciding where to take those four cards from. You add up the values of those four cards to get a total.

The cards on the table form a magic square that adds up to the chosen number in every direction imaginable.

Finally you reveal that everything was predetermined. You describe some other mysterious coincidences around Da Vinci and the chosen number. For the kicker ending you show the backside of the illustration and that it is a photo with the exact same magic square.

This routine doesn't require any sleight of hand, it works every single time and the cards can be examined cut and even shuffled by the spectator!

Download it today!