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"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
Alright, you seasoned sorcerers, get ready to dive into Cone Vortex by Matthew Novak—a visual masterpiece that’ll have your audience wondering if they've slipped into a magic-induced trance. Inspired by a cocktail of semi-automatic fans like the Riffle fan, Orbit fan, and Curly Q, Matt first teased this concept on Facebook years ago before deciding, wisely, that it needed a bit more polish. Fast forward to now, and man, has it evolved!
This isn’t just another fan trick; this is a method you can apply to any deck of cards. That’s right—learn to create your own mesmerizing cone fan that makes cards join forces and spin into a vortex of pure impossibility. Your spectators will swear they’re seeing things, and trust me, it’ll leave magicians scratching their heads too.
Throughout the tutorial, Matt spills the beans on his sneaky subtleties for fanning and displaying cards that have caught even the sharpest of eyes off guard. And for the first time, he’s sharing variations that take this fan to a whole new level—think producing thought-of cards and even multiple selections. It’s a buffet of magic that you can't resist.
Now, let’s get real for a sec: understanding when to stop that spinning fan is crucial. You’ll also learn how to let it fall apart, showcasing a bit of trial and error—because what’s magic without a little chaos, right?
Once you nail that first spinning fan, you’ll be hooked. I mean, why would you stop? Just try to resist giving it a go a few more times; I dare you.
Oh, and keep an eye out for Matt’s tuxedo cat, Edin, who makes some delightful cameo appearances throughout the tutorial. Because what’s better than magic? Magic with a cat!
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