Bold Oil & Water

Octavio

The master at work! He makes it look so simple! Another simple but impactful routine that gets the audience involved.

Joseph

That was simple but powerful. Added to your favorite oil and water, you could really kill it. Tho I would add it at the end because of he wants you to keep track of the cards to make it that much more power in the end. Just a thought.

monica

Michael

As is normal for Juan, this illusion is simple but deceiving. It does require a certain amount of guts as the technique is more what I would call a bluff but it is very effective. Well worth the money if you perform close up table magic. Resets instantly and would be great for walk around.

David

David

Jonathan

This is indeed, bold, but only a single phase oil and water. It would be a good component to a standing oil and water routine or a sort of trick in passing but is not a full blown oil and water routine.

Juan Tamariz explains the trick quite well--both the secret move and the misdirection. This is a short explanation--only about 5 minutes, but there is is actually a lot of value packed in here, at least for a beginner, regarding the psychology of the magic trick and the verbal misdirection that obscures the slight of hand.

Christian

At first it was a little hard to follow when he was trying to get people to remember the sequence of the cards. The beauty of a video is that you can replay it and figure it out for yourself. Bold indeed.

George

Bold is right. This is a great little effect for practicing boldness. In my case I also share with the master Juan Tamariz the ability to perform baldly, but that's neither hair nor there. So what do you get here? A quick impromptu effect that is likely best suited to compliment other routines. With BOaW you get an excuse to immediately work on being comfortable with a bold move right in front of the spectator and also set-up related effects from the great Oil and Water canon as well. Fun!