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The Freedom To Perform In The Round Been dealing with those pesky angle issues? Time to break free from the shackles of bad magic and embrace the independence that comes with Liberty: Fingertips Part II. Back in 2007, Eric Jones dropped a gem of lecture notes as a nod to his idol, Stevie Wonder. These notes were packed with magic that not only entertained laymen but also tickled the fancy of magicians. Liberty is the sequel to Fingertips Part 1, expanding your toolkit with more killer routines and trade secrets that'll polish your performance and beef up your repertoire of sleights. Each routine is crafted to be performed surrounded, so say goodbye to angle worries!
2CoinzMaster the art of making coins vanish and reappear using a technique that’s often overlooked.
EntrapmentA stunning two-phase card transposition that looks like it was edited in post-production. Seriously, it’s that visual.
SurrogateA color-changing deck that’s ready for the spotlight. Watch a signed selection change color, then witness the entire deck transform before your very eyes. Yes, you can hand it out afterward.
Ode to ChadEric’s slick take on Chad Long’s Oil and Water. This is the perfect opener for your existing Oil and Water routine.
Visual Oil and WaterAs seen in Oiater, this hybrid combines Oil and Water with Cards Across. It’s smooth, it’s visual, and it’s bound to impress.
PlungeA multi-phase coin and bottle routine that ends with the spectator putting the coin in the bottle. Simple? Yes. Effective? Absolutely.
New EraA minor miracle that can be done on the fly. Borrow a coin, grab a hat, and let the magic unfold.
But wait, there’s more! In the Bonus Section, Eric tosses in two gems that might not be surrounded-friendly but will definitely get those creative juices flowing.
EclipseA one-hand top change that’ll have you saying, “Why didn’t I think of that?” You’ve got to see it to believe it!
Enigma ChangeA spellbound change that happens right on the spectator’s outstretched hand. Watch a coin transform into a key, a ring, a piece of candy, or anything else small and shiny.
Running Time
Approximately: 1hr 57min
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