Giant Card Rise | Alexander de Cova

One of your spectators selects a card from a deck, which they are to memorize and then put away. You take a large drawing pad and begin to draw the card on the pad with a thick felt-tip pen (after concentrating, of course).

Unfortunately, it turns out that your 'intuition' was wrong; you drew the wrong map.

How can you help yourself? - - - Being the artist that you are, simply draw a few more lines around the card so that the drawing now looks like a complete deck of cards.

“But your card must be in this entire game…” you ponder.

So, your spectator is asked to focus on their card again. And lo and behold, just like in real life, the chosen card slowly emerges from the drawn deck.

Immediately afterwards, you tear the sheet out of the pad and give the spectator this crazy drawing to take home, after you have signed it, of course!

You no longer need to worry about the viewing angle. The special block does all the work for you, and the method has been continually improved over the years and adapted to the needs of the practice.

This means that the preparation time for a new demonstration is now just under a minute, whereas with the original version you had to prepare the entire block again.

You can use this high-quality pad again and again, and only need to replace one sheet from presentation to presentation. That's it.

No suspicious movements, no fumbling!

The card chosen by the spectator actually visibly emerges from the deck you've drawn (which you can also draw in a large wine glass). You tear the card from the pad and immediately hand it over.

Your spectators can examine the sheet with a magnifying glass; the card that just emerged is made up of just a few felt-tip pen strokes, just like all the other objects on the sheet!

You will receive the fully prepared sketch pad (50 sheets, 30 x 42 cm), a felt-tip pen and very detailed German instructions that will leave no questions unanswered