Sky Vanish

James

Okay so first off I didnt buy this to perform, I'm magic collector and I felt this worthy enough to add to the list. It is nicely done and very visually pleasing. I found some of it a bit clunky to do but I'm putting that aside, It's a great effect, in the hands of the right person this could a killer effect.

Amanda

Sky Magic delivers an astonishingly visual and jaw-dropping vanish that seemingly occurs in thin air, creating the illusion of real magic. The sheer impact of this effect is akin to what one would imagine if genuine magic were at play. The simplicity and elegance of the vanish contribute to its visual appeal, leaving spectators in awe.

What sets Sky Magic apart is its accessibility. The gimmick, touted for its ease of creation, takes only five minutes to assemble. This quick setup is an invaluable asset for performers looking to add a powerful and visually striking effect to their repertoire without investing excessive time in preparation.

Additionally, the gimmick allows for performances potentially at a 180-degree angle. It is still very versatile in various settings. A standout features is that the necessary supplies for the gimmick are likely readily available at home. In the event that they are not, mainstream stores are suggested as convenient sources.

It is simple and when done correctly - beautiful. With its quick set-up and easily attainable supplies, the vanish is a must-have for a magicians seeking to captivate audiences with an otherworldly seemingly impossible feat.

Lazics

*****

Donovan

Neat magic moment!

Ferenc

Super!!!!

eunseok

Jose

Ravichandran

John J.

John

Bob

I loved the trick, easy to do and to perform.

Bruce

I really like this. Simple technique and great effect. Super-high impact vanish.

Brian

This looks pretty good in person and on camera, but it does make noise at the moment of the vanish. It sounds like flicking a card. You may be able to hide or use it in the context of a trick. If it doesn't look good, you may have to adjust the gimmick to make it work a little faster. I filmed it on my cell phone and it looks like real magic slowed down frame by frame.

Ty

Andrew

The trailer makes this seem otherworldly, with the card looking like it's deleted out of the performer's hands. After building this gimmick and playing around with this, the results are subpar. To the spectators and in the mirror, it looks exactly like what's actually happening behind the scenes. I -seriously- wouldn't be surprised if the makers cut frames out of their video to make the change look better. This has some good ideas in it that can be worked on if someone wants to learn some gimmick creation, but the trailer severely oversells the effect.