Probably my all-time favorite of Alan’s creations. I just love watching the audience’s reactions as I keep changing the shape of the cut out in the card while allowing them to handle it after each time, only to have it become normal in the end. They just keeping wondering how it’s possible after each inspection!
Thank you, Alan, for making me smile with each performance!!
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As George stated, this appears simple in performance. However, when those initials change from the spectator’s to yours and then you hand them the cube for close inspection, the reaction couldn’t be more satisfying!!
Sometimes simple can become so much more when it comes to Alan Warner’s creations!
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Boy, this one is so easy to perform, but leaves them baffled when that Scarab does its transposition. The spectator even gets to open the box for the reveal!
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I agree with Andy and George on this one. Seems impossible to the spectator when you simply dump a figure out of the case that has a matching hole where they freely placed a peg in their figure! Take a bow!!
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One thing I dislike about the handling of a lot of magic props is their noise. Most often there shouldn’t be any, so this creates suspicion. This is never an issue with Alan’s work, because he understands and is meticulous in execution.
Coppered is a prime example of Alan’s ability to create micro magic that is easy to perform, entertaining and great to look at! Transposition tricks are one of my favorite elements of magic and this one delivers in spades. Well done!!
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The Escaping Vampire (or Vampire Block or Vampire Die or Visible Vampire as this type of block penetration is often known as today) was created by Ben Wallace c. 1945.
As is often the case Owen’s have created one of the finest versions of this illusion and it looks striking and works smoothly.
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