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Obliviate

Magic download (video) by Mr. Pearl and ARCANA
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Obliviate

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Magic download (video) by Mr. Pearl and ARCANA ()

Want to learn two amazing card switches? 'Obliviate' is the perfect download for you!

Mr. Pearl (who you may recognise from Pearl's Coin teaches you his favorite two card transposition. The sequence feels relaxed and hands-off yet two cards switch places a number of times! And then comes the ending... but you'll have to watch the trailer for that!

As well as teaching you his full two-card transposition routine, Mr. Pearl also teaches in detail the two switches which are reqired to accomplish the effect. Pay close attention to Mr. Pearl's touches on The Mexican Turnover Switch - it looks terrific! The One Hand Scoop Switch is bound to become a new favorite as it is practical and is the ideal switch to be done on an off-beat.

Running Time: 9mins 57secs

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Lonnie

I've been doing a version of this for the last 20 years, but I do appreciate seeing the 2 sleights being taught. A lot of people would benefit from the use of timing and rhythm that this dude implements during the performance. Two simple moves that can completely elevate your game if used properly.

 
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JAIME TREJO C/O

I use the One Hand Scoop Switch a lot! Very useful, practical, you can do it on the off-beat. It’s not hard to do, practice and you will have a weapon in your repertoire.

 

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  • James asks: Is this for intermediate level? Or can a beginner pull this off as well?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: I would say medium to advanced. I would not recommend this to a beginner, unless they are ambitious, and they wish to progress and practice.
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