I have a vague recollection of an effect where a card is selected (forced?) and marked 'in some way'-by being burned.
Having the spectator choose that the card be burned is a psychological force. The card is then found in an impossible place in it's altered condition.
I'm trying to find the write up for getting the spectator to think it was their idea to burn the card as a method of making it unique.
Does this ring any bells?
Thanks very much,
Jeff
Source for this 'force'
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Re: Source for this 'force'
The effect is called The Voodoo card. It can be found in Guy Hollingworth's book, Drawing Room Deceptions page 14 ..the prologue. Also, see The art of Astonishment by Paul Harris, vol. 3, page 303. The effect is based on a Steranko routine. Hope this helps.
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Russ wrote:The effect is called The Voodoo card. It can be found in Guy Hollingworth's book, Drawing Room Deceptions page 14 ..the prologue. Also, see The art of Astonishment by Paul Harris, vol. 3, page 303. The effect is based on a Steranko routine. Hope this helps.
Russ Polizzi
Thanks Russ, that's the one I was thinking of. I must be getting old. I used to remember where I read stuff . . .
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Re: Source for this 'force'
You are welcome Jeff. I know how frustrating it can be when an effect pops into the mind and you search your library endlessly. Too me, that's the real magic of this forum. Thanks Genii.
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