Street/ Close-up Tricks: Pressure by Daniel Garcia and Dan White $39 only

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Pressure by Daniel Garcia and Dan White $39 only

One cellphone. One balloon. One miracle.
A borrowed cell phone is held in one hand - and a balloon is inflated. The cell phone visually penetrates inside of the balloon. It is shown, then given back to the spectator with the cell phone still inside.

The result is a twisted hybrid of visual craziness: the borrowed cell phone is INSIDE of the balloon. The spectator removes it herself. There are no crazy gimmicks. Any cell phone. Any balloon. Nothing but magic.

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Can call me at 96881392(Wei Kun) or email to sunwk@singnet.com.sg

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Shipping & handling fees additional charge of $8 due to odd shapes and sizes of gimmicks and bulky DVDs which are more costly to ship than just normal postcards and letters.
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Important:
The purpose of a magic trick is to amuse and create a feeling of wonder; the audience is generally aware that the magic is performed using trickery, and derives enjoyment from the magician's skill and cunning. Traditionally, magicians refuse to reveal the secrets to the audience.

The reasons include:
Exposure is claimed to "kill" magic as an artform and transforms it into mere intellectual puzzles and riddles. It is argued that once the secret of a trick is revealed to a person, that one can no longer fully enjoy subsequent performances of that magic, as the amazement is missing. Sometimes the secret is so simple that the audience feels let down, and feels disappointed it was taken in so easily.

Keeping the secrets preserves the professional mystery of magicians who perform for money.

I respect the art of magic. As the secret of magic is worth more than the item(s), When you buy a trick, you are buying a secret. I am sorry that I do not provide refund service.

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Pressure by Daniel Garcia and Dan White $39 only

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