Line is a cheeky little visual trick born from the brain of Chiam Yu Sheng in sunny Singapore.
Here's how it goes: your spectator picks a card and scribbles their name on it. The magician then tosses that card back into the deck like a pro. Next, the magician takes another card and, with a marker in hand, draws a line on its back. A flick of the wrist, and poof! The line disappears into thin air. But wait—when the magician spreads the deck, there's the spectator's signed card, and guess what? The line has magically appeared on its back! (Talk about a plot twist!)
But that’s not all, folks! Line can also morph a curved line into a straight one. Draw a curve on a card’s back, give it a flick, and voilà! It’s straightened up like it just had a stern talking-to. Feeling cheeky? You can even change it back to a curve if you fancy.
Advantages:
Visually stunning and ready to impress live audiences—no pressure, right?
So easy, even your nan could do it (but don’t let her steal your thunder).
The gimmick card is built to last—no flimsy nonsense here.
