Unveil the secrets of the mind! Michael Weber’s Journal of Psience (Vol 1, Issue 4) delves into the Color Match magic sensation. Explore mentalism’s favored effects! Get your copy now! Limited availability.
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Discover The Journal of Psience by Michael Weber (Vol 1 – Issue 4)
Dive into the fascinating world of magic and mentalism with Issue Four of The Journal of Psience. This edition revisits the celebrated Color Match effect, a staple in the repertoire of magicians and mentalists alike. Originally pioneered by Tony Anverdi in the 1980s, Craig Filicetti has breathed new life into this compelling routine, making it more accessible and engaging than ever before.
What sets Color Match apart is its unparalleled spectator involvement and the guaranteed impact of its color-based drawing duplication. This issue goes beyond traditional performances, exploring innovative ways to incorporate Color Match into everyday settings, such as restaurants, enhancing the magic experience in casual environments.
Exclusive Bonus Content
- Insightful reexamination of the Color Match effect in informal contexts.
- Strategies for captivating younger audiences using simple tools like crayons.
- Behind-the-scenes looks at recent performances that have wowed audiences at major conventions like The Genii Convention and Mindvention.
Join the Psience community today and start performing these mesmerizing routines. Remember, the magic of live performance is best experienced in person—so let’s keep it alive and vibrant for all to enjoy. (Note: All material is strictly for live performances and not intended for broadcast on any media platform.)
Issue Four of the Journal takes a second look at Color Match which has become one of the most favored effects in magic and mentalism. Tony Anverdi started it all back in the early 1980’s and 30 years later, Craig Filicetti revived the method and effect with a vengeance. Few effects offer the same degree of spectator freedom and participation. Even fewer routines provide the guaranteed punch of the color-based drawing duplication. This month’s bonus material moves outside the lines and reexamines the Color Match effect and procedure in an informal context. Many restaurants offer a small box of crayons to amuse their youngest guests, a practice of which the clever per-former can take advantage. Finally, be on the look out for a few select offers of items which have only been available at recent conferences like The Genii Convention in Orlando and the Las Vegas based Mindvention (where a stage performance of the Day for Any Date from Issue One generated solid applause, much positive commentary, dozens of inquisi-tive mentalists and a healthy increase in the number of Psience members.) Please remember that this material is being shared so you can perform it (as long as you do not perform it on television, cable, YouTube or any other broadcast, live streamed or recorded format. Let’s keep live experiences alive.)
