The Sticky Note Slide | Tyler Twombly - (Download)
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The Sticky Note Slide | Tyler Twombly - (Download)
As seen on Season 5 of Penn & Teller: Fool Us , The Sticky-Note Slide by Tyler Twombly is an extensive hour-long tutorial on the most visual, yet practical, methods for performing moving ink effects close-up.
"We love the act!" - Penn Jillette
"This is a deeply personalized, organic and extraordinarily deceptive modern masterpiece." - Jeff McBride
"...it will leave them scratching their heads in disbelief" - David Oliver, Genii Magazine
You will learn:
The Original Routine , where any letter, number, shape, or symbol is drawn in permanent marker in one corner of a sticky-note, only to be moved 3 times visibly. The performer then immediately gives the sticky note to the audience member. This routine has several distinct variations that are appropriate for different performance situations.
The Hearts Routine , where two hearts connected by Cupid's arrow are merged into one , simultaneously bringing the initials of two people together visually. This is generally quicker to perform, but has a high emotional impact.
And finally, Zen Archery , a two-phase routine where the performer first predicts the location of an imagined hole on an archery target drawn on a sticky-note-a completely free choice with no forces or nail writers. Next, the audience member is taught how to move that hole to the bulls-eye magically in their own hand using their imagination.
Also included:
Six alternative presentations, including "Moving Dot" and "HOLE." These are simplified and quick variations that are excellent for walk-around
Quick, quicker, and instant reset options for all routines
Detailed, clear visual explanations of all methods used to create and utilize the gimmicks to maximum effect
Features:
NO magnets
NO threads
NO palming
Uses regular sticky notes you can buy at a store
Uses regular permanent markers you can also buy at a store
The things you need to perform these routines are things you probably already own
The Sticky Note Slide | Tyler Twombly - (Download)
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As seen on Season 5 of Penn & Teller: Fool Us , The Sticky-Note Slide by Tyler Twombly is an extensive hour-long tutorial on the most visual, yet practical, methods for performing moving ink effects close-up.
"We love the act!" - Penn Jillette
"This is a deeply personalized, organic and extraordinarily deceptive modern masterpiece." - Jeff McBride
"...it will leave them scratching their heads in disbelief" - David Oliver, Genii Magazine
You will learn:
The Original Routine , where any letter, number, shape, or symbol is drawn in permanent marker in one corner of a sticky-note, only to be moved 3 times visibly. The performer then immediately gives the sticky note to the audience member. This routine has several distinct variations that are appropriate for different performance situations.
The Hearts Routine , where two hearts connected by Cupid's arrow are merged into one , simultaneously bringing the initials of two people together visually. This is generally quicker to perform, but has a high emotional impact.
And finally, Zen Archery , a two-phase routine where the performer first predicts the location of an imagined hole on an archery target drawn on a sticky-note-a completely free choice with no forces or nail writers. Next, the audience member is taught how to move that hole to the bulls-eye magically in their own hand using their imagination.
Also included:
Six alternative presentations, including "Moving Dot" and "HOLE." These are simplified and quick variations that are excellent for walk-around
Quick, quicker, and instant reset options for all routines
Detailed, clear visual explanations of all methods used to create and utilize the gimmicks to maximum effect
Features:
NO magnets
NO threads
NO palming
Uses regular sticky notes you can buy at a store
Uses regular permanent markers you can also buy at a store
The things you need to perform these routines are things you probably already own