Dan Sperry brings you Daniel Martin's Bruised! Now, this isn't just a flashy way to reveal a chosen card—oh no, it goes way beyond that. You can use it with coin tricks, ESP routines, or to unveil a number, name, initials, or even a cheeky word—your creativity is the only limit (no pressure, eh?). It's an absolute must-have for any performer, regardless of how many times you've tripped over your own feet on stage.
Picture this: you make a coin disappear, and it reappears as a lovely bruise on your arm. Or, have a spectator hurl a deck of cards at you (because why not?), and after claiming you bruise easily, you roll up your sleeve to reveal the chosen card BRUISED right there on your skin. Or just have someone give your wrist a squeeze and send you a thought—easy peasy!
The best bit? This can be pulled off spontaneously, with absolutely no faffing about. It takes less than a minute to apply, and once that bruise is on, it sticks around for days (because who doesn’t want a fashion statement that lasts?).
These bruises are the same kind used in the film industry—yes, really—and you won’t have to mess about with any makeup nonsense. They’re made like temporary tattoos, crafted by a company in LA that works on all the big films. When you slap one of these on, it’ll look like you’ve truly been in the wars.
"I love it. I use it." - Andrew Mayne
"This is, quite simply, brilliant!" - Simon Lovell
