Get ready to dive into the nitty-gritty of one of card magic’s most essential techniques, expertly laid out by a modern-day wizard.
Let’s face it: card palming is the bread and butter of card magic. But far too many magicians seem content with just the basics (yawn). Sure, that’ll get you by for a bit, but if you want to leave your audience gasping, you’ll need to step up your game.
In Concerning the Palming of Cards, card palm aficionado John Galsworthy takes you on a journey through a smorgasbord of innovative palming techniques. He’s not just showing you the same old tricks; he’s refining and updating classic moves, arming you with a diverse set of palms that can handle just about any situation (because who wants to be caught off guard?).
Spanning a hefty 150 pages, Concerning the Palming of Cards leaves no stone unturned. John meticulously breaks down every detail of the mechanics—from finger positioning to various sneaky variations—while also giving you the lowdown on the reasoning behind each move. And just to make it all a tad easier to digest, there are stunning colour photographs and a handy reference guide.
In collaboration with Vanishing Inc., the top dogs of magic publishing, John has crafted a gorgeous linen hardcover that’ll look right at home on your shelf. This isn’t just a book; it’s a resource you’ll find yourself reaching for time and again.
Regardless of where you are in your magical journey, this expert guide is a must-have for all magicians. Snag your copy of Concerning the Palming of Cards today!
What’s Taught in Concerning the Palming of Cards?
Top Palms: Berg Palm; One-Hand Top Palm; Hugard Top Palm; Touch Palm One - Topping the Deck Bottom Palms: Erdnase Bottom Palm; Touch Palm Two - Erdnase Bottom Palm; Leipzig Bottom Palm; Colour Change Palm Steals: Side Steal; Diagonal Palm Shift Miscellaneous Moves: Top Card Palm Replacement; Palm-to-Palm Transfer; Box Load
