If you're into making cards do the unexpected, Painting Card might be your thing. This gimmick lets you do predictions, vanishings, and colour changes without needing to practice until your fingers cramp.
Mickael Chatelain and Gentlemen's Magic have teamed up on this one. Chatelain knows his way around visual tricks, and these Gentlemen like their magic done right. Seems they thought, why not combine forces?
The gimmick does the heavy lifting, so you can focus on dropping jaws. It's like having a tiny magician in your pocket, minus the top hat.
There's a neat prediction trick where two black Aces guard a mystery card. Someone picks a card, signs it, and somehow, when the big reveal happens, it's their signed card. I still can't wrap my head around how it works every time, but it does.
Or you can try the colour change, grab a red-backed card and watch it turn blue. Do it with their signed card, and watch them double-take. It's a bit like finding out your pet can talk.
Then there's "The Journey": a signed card disappears from between two others and pops up face-up in the deck. Quick and visual, and no sleight of hand needed. Just be ready for someone to ask how you pulled it off.
Painting Card's pretty user-friendly. You don't need to be a card shark; the gimmick's got your back. Just remember not to drop the cards or spill your coffee on them.
It's made to last, too. Handcrafted with real Bicycle Rider Backs, so it looks like any other card until it doesn't.
30 minute set up and your ready to perform. Very easy to do. I love the fact its not an app. Packs small packs big in someone else's pocket. Excellent. Delivered inside two hours of ordering, thanks Monster Magic.
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