Pannon Illusion

[Nimrud]

Hi Magicians,

Here is an interesting new illusion.



Best, Nimrud

[Edward]

What is it. :)

[Nimrud]

Hi Edward,

I found a promo video about the Pannon illusion.

Here is the link:

Pannon Illusion Promo

Best, Nimrud

[Seuss]

Entirely undeceptive. Seems very poorly thought out to me.

[Richard Kaufman]

Nimrud seems to think it's not obvious that he's the inventor.

[Seuss]

My comments could apply to his marketing technique as well.

[Nimrud]

Hi Everybody,

Try to see with your hearts and you'll find the good.

Best, Nimrud

[Seuss]

You are correct. If I had watched with my heart rather than my eyes I never would have noticed that she was calf deep in the table.

Did you not want an honest impression of your creation?

[Jonathan Townsend]

I'm gonna leave my heart's current feelings about this as private till I hear that Jim Steinmeyer had authorized the creation and sale of works that are trivially derived from his Origami Illusion.

[David Alexander]

I suppose we should send angry letters to the Wachowski brothers for what seems to be an endless parade of Keanu Reeves lookalikes.

What is interesting is that these sorts of things are always over-produced and devoid of an engaging performing persona. Substitue a trained male dancer for the magician and you won't see any difference. It shouldn't be like that.

[Nimrud]

Hi Everybody,

The Pannon is a little yellow box. The Origami is a little red box. Every other steps are different. The cube form can't be protected but the effect yes. The Pannon and the Origami are equally cool illusions. The intrigue and envy are not criticism. This is my opinion.

Best, Nimrud