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Crow’s Vision by Ashkay Laxman

Crows Vision Virtual Mentalism Trick

You are about to discover a NEW principle that will transform your virtual shows! Clairvoyance effects, card memorization, drawing duplications, book tests, PK TOUCHES and much more! You are only limited by your imagination. Crow’s Vision is effortless to set up and perform. In addition, Crow’s Vision will allow you to focus entirely on your presentation.

Click here to find out more about Crow’s Vision by Askshay Laxman.

Original price was: £45.00.Current price is: £35.00.

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Magic and Technology

Magic and Technology

mag·i·cal (mj-kl)
adj. 1. Of, relating to, or produced by magic. 2. Enchanting; bewitching: a magical night Describing something as 'magical' always seems a little over the top - if not faintly absurd in the context of an actual magic show. Nevertheless, it's at the...

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Phantom Deck Joshua Jay

Phantom Deck Joshua Jay

In unison I hear magician's everywhere say 'Why didn't I think of that' The Phantom Deck by Joshua Jay is a step forward from Omni Deck however I think they both have their roles in our performances. On opening the box you get exactly what you are expecting, a deck of...

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The Sharpen – Review

The Sharpen – Review

There must be something in the air because this is the second recent trick we've seen with a Sharpie. The effect of The Sharpen is simple - this is a colour-changing sharpie effect. With minimal moves a sharpie changes colour frmo black, to green to red (in my set - I...

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The Importance of a Magic Club

The Importance of a Magic Club

The first rule of Magic Club, is that you tell EVERYONE about Magic Club. I'm lecturing my Out Foxed lecture and Magic Directs lecture Dem around the UK at present. We always learn something new on projects like this and my lesson that I have learned this time is...

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Being a Box Jumper – THE TRUTHS!

Being a Box Jumper – THE TRUTHS!

I was recently asked to contribute towards an article that Mark Leveridge was writing for the latest issue of MagicSeen magazine, which I was both flattered and excited to do so, and when I saw the finished article, I was delighted with the results. I can't give too...

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