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A single beam of light can awaken the miracle hidden inside the mirror.
Finding a spectator’s chosen card is one of the most classic and frequently performed plots in card magic. Some magicians make the selected card appear through pure sleight of hand, while others create clever structures that allow the spectator to discover the card themselves.
Mirage Mirror takes a different path.
Using light as the brush and shadow as the paper, it brings a poetic new feeling to this timeless effect. With only a beam of light, it silently reveals the secret hidden in the spectator’s mind.
Turn on your phone’s flashlight and let the light fall softly onto the mirror. As the reflected light spreads across the wall, an ordinary spot of light is suddenly transformed into magic: the card the spectator is thinking of appears within the light. Mirage Mirror looks just like an ordinary mirror in standard Bicycle card size. Its slim, compact design makes it easy to carry, and it can also be attached to regular playing cards to expand your routines.
In the tutorial, there are three different routines showing how to naturally apply Mirage Mirror to your card magic. Whether you are new to magic or already experienced, you can quickly understand and perform with it.
With its subtle and understated appearance, Mirage Mirror is easy to place or carry. Bring it out casually during a performance, and the quiet sense of mystery will naturally pull your audience into the moment.
Whether for street magic, bar performances, or casual gatherings with friends, Mirage Mirror lets a beam of light and a mirror create an unforgettable memory for your audience.
Note: The displayed card is fixed as the Queen of Hearts and cannot be customised.
This matches the TCC mini baseballs exactly and perfect for the first load for the cup. Was going to buy another for the second load but might go traditional and use a lime.
I had heard good things about this book, so decided to pick it up. It's a great read full of great effects like colour changing knives, to sponge balls. But the best bits are the little details and the small changes you can make. Well worth picking up.
