Close-up Cardiographic

Trick by Martin Lewis ($60.00)

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"I have always wanted to present a close-up version of Cardiographic but have been unable to create my dream pad until recent advances in material technology made it possible.
"My criteria was simple, I wanted a pad that would comfortably fit in my pocket. That could be done surrounded under the closest scrutiny. It had to be self-contained and needed a fast reset for strolling, and most important of all, it had to look impossible."
- MARTIN LEWIS

With Close-up Cardiographic, Martin has taken his classic sketchpad Rising Card to the next level. The effect is the same as Cardiographic, but built for close-up performances; a drawing of a selected card rises from a drawing of a deck of cards. The resulting impossible object is handed out as a souvenir.

The brand new super-clean method is self-contained and angle-proof.
The audience sees you draw on the pad prior to the card rising.
Fast reset for restaurant or strolling.
Includes 50 giveaway pages.
Made in America and built to last.

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joseph asks: after you go through the 50 give aways... do you have to buy a new notebook from you.... or can you make your own? Just wondering replacement costs. thanks
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: We do sell refills: https://www.vanishingincmagic.com/magic/refills/refill-close-up-cardiographic/
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Dustin asks: Can you make it for any card or is it only 1 option ?
- 1. Tony answers: It's only one card, and you can choose by click "Select option & add to cart" button
- 2. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: You cannot customise the card, I am afraid.
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Sean asks: Any sleight of hand involved, or more "self working" ?
- 1. Meilech answers: There is minimal sleight of hand, i.e. a card force. But to be fair, there are plenty of sleight free forces.
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Chris asks: Is the 3D black and white while the 7D and 9H are red?
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