Ebook - Dimensional Relativity by Ben Harris
Description & Effect
Unveiling a Classic: Dimensional Relativity by Ben Harris
Step into the mind of a magic innovator with Ben Harris's 'Dimensional Relativity', a groundbreaking ebook that reveals one of card magic's most ingenious and 'brand new' plots. Originally conceived in 1979 and released in 1981, this effect defied the common saying that 'it's all been done before'. 'Dimensional Relativity' quickly gained acclaim for its utterly unique premise: transforming a signed playing card inside out. Now, this digital download brings you the refined, simplified handling of this legendary routine, making it more accessible and impactful than ever before. Prepare to add a truly original piece of magic to your repertoire that will leave a lasting impression.
The Impossible Effect Unfolds
Imagine this: A blue-backed deck is introduced, and a spectator freely selects and signs a card on both sides. This signed card is then returned face-down into the face-up deck. Through a series of magical gestures, the entire deck mysteriously changes color from blue to red backs. But the real astonishment is yet to come. With a second squeeze, the selected card itself visibly transforms, becoming discolored, grey, and foreign-looking. With a tap, this seemingly impossible card peels apart, revealing its front and back – complete with the spectator's signatures – on the *inside*. The utterly inverted, split card is then handed out as an extraordinary, tangible souvenir, while you are left completely clean with a regular deck ready for your next wonder.
Master the Method with Simplified Handling
'Dimensional Relativity' is celebrated not just for its astounding effect, but also for its clever, streamlined methodology. Ben Harris has meticulously updated the handling from the 1981 original, making this powerful routine incredibly easy, clean, and effective. The genius lies in the fact that the very gaff required for the illusion becomes the unique souvenir your spectator takes home. This 32-page, photo-illustrated PDF guides you through every step, ensuring you master the nuances quickly. If you're seeking a routine that is genuinely different, visually stunning, and delivers a truly memorable souvenir, 'Dimensional Relativity' is an essential addition to your digital library. Give it a whirl and watch it become one of your favorite, go-to card effects.
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Ben Harris – Dimensional Relativity
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The BRAND NEW PLOT from 1981!
Turn a signed card INSIDE OUT creating a great souvenir!!
Only once in a while do you CREATE A NEW PLOT! Folks have always said—and will probably continue to say—“it’s all been done before.” Of course， that’s usually the case， but not every time!
Dimensional Relativity was released in 1981 as printed booklet. The idea of “turning a signed card inside out” (created on the nineteenth day of August， 1979 and shared with Woody Meltcher) became fashionable enough to see the book through two printings in three months. The reviews were excellent and lots of folk took notice!
I am very proud of the effect’s effect (ie: the card turning inside out) and the way the handling is minimal， finishes clean， and delivers a novel souvenir to boot! To this day I still giggle inside when pondering the nicety of the gaff actually being the souvenir. The handling has been simplified from the slightly over-proven direction that burdened the 1981 original. This effect is now so easy， clean and effective that I believe it could become one of your favorites. Give it a whirl.
Here's what happens:
A Blue-backed deck is introduced and mixed. A card is selected and signed both front and back by a spectator (or spectators). Once the ink has dried， this card is returned face-down to the centre of the face-up deck. It is explained that “the reversed condition will act as a catalyst” for the magical experiment to follow.
A nearby spectator is now request to set a “reaction in motion” by squeezing the deck between her hands. The performer， however， does not seem convinced that the spectator has succeeded in creating the “magical moment.” Spreading the deck widely across the table， he notes that the selected card is still reversed in the middle of the deck. Sure， the entire deck has changed color (from blue-backs to red backs) but that does not seem to satisfy the performer. “Just a result of internal heat” he comments. “Let’s try one more time…”
The spread is again closed and handed back to the spectator for “another squeeze.” This time， the performer seems satisfied. The deck is once again spread across the table and something very strange is noted: the selected card (still in the center of the spread) has changed—becoming discoloured， grey and foreign-looking! “Way to much heat this time， you’ve blistered the thing.” the performer adds.
This single card is removed and tossed to the table. Showing it on both sides， the performer now taps one corner of the card on the table， creating a little dog-ear. This card， having turned inside out， is now split into two layers—revealing the front and back of the card， complete with signatures， on the inside!
The inverted， and now split card， is given away as a souvenir. And， the performer is left squeaky clean， with a regular deck to continue his performance.
32 PAGES， Photo-illustrated
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