The Envelopologist - utility envelope switches for the working mentalist.
Back in the early '90s, Roy Johnson introduced Scott Creasey to the "Shaxon Flap" envelope, courtesy of Alan Shaxon, and boy, did that kick off a lifelong obsession with envelopes in mentalism.
Since that fateful encounter, Scott has churned out two must-read tomes, Envelopology Parts 1 & 2, plus a couple of DVDs like The Single White Dwarf and The Empty Multiple Out Envelope, where envelopes steal the show.
Enter The Envelopologist: Scott's latest envelope switch technique, which has taken the place of the "Shaxon Flap" and is all about those handy little manila wage envelopes instead of your usual side-opening letter envelopes.
This isn’t just a one-trick pony; it’s a Swiss Army knife of envelope wizardry with tons of variations and applications.
This fifty-minute instant video download is packed with the nitty-gritty: how to prep your envelopes, the fundamental handling, a medley of variations, the ingenious invisible window addition, and three killer platform routines straight from Scott’s working set.
Welcome to The Envelopologist.
"Scott needs to get some money from the envelope industry. He keeps coming up with great ideas using envelopes and I'm sure tons of mentalists are rushing out to buy more envelopes. In this new video Scott teaches you the simplest Shaxon-like envelope. It's so easy to make you're going to scream with delight. And, as usual, Scott doesn't just give you a new tricked up envelope, but supplies some killer routines to use with it. I think in the world of mentalism Scott needs to be called Mr. Envelope. He continually amazes me with his ingenuity with various ways to gimmick envelopes. He scores again with The Envelopologist." - Greg Arce
"Love it! Already ordered!" - Jan Forster
"Another one from Scott Creasey. So simple yet so powerful." - John Jerde
"I'm a Creasey-aholic. I purchased this as soon as I heard about it. Another great DIY utility that is simple and innocent, and has a lot of different applications." - Dave Dodds
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