Close up Illusions - Gary Ouellet
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From easy to master gems to more advanced sleights and routines, Close Up Illusions was quietly introduced in the early 80s and went on to become a cherished collectors reference work. Now Gary Ouellets genius is once again available to the magic fraternity.
More importantly, it explains the philosophy behind close up magic, from the man who was selected as one of the centurys 100 most influential magicians by MAGIC Magazine.
Thirty two chapters of original, powerful magic
From the acclaimed author of the Masters of Magic series, consultant for David Copperfield, and the star of over two dozen teaching videotapes comes a remarkable collection of innovative, theatrical close-up magic, taught in the clear and entertaining manner for which Gary Ouellet has become so well known! Close-Up Illusions is a classic, vast in its scope, incisive in its advice, exciting in its concepts, fabulous in its magic. Some of the new concepts include:
- FLASH DECK: An instant, bare-handed production of a full deck of cards!
- THE GOSSAMER DISSOLVE: A beautiful four coin vanish, and Garys heretofore
unpublished finale to "The Silver Passage"!
- DREAM GLASS: A stunning impromptu glass suspension.
- MANEATER: A direct, commercial and astounding version of The Cannibal Cards!
- THE PUSH-PINCH SPONGE BALL VANISH: You must see it to believe it!
- THE TOUCH FORCE: This caused a sensation when it was first released in Genii
magazine!
- THE SILVERDUST ROUTINE: A dazzling one coin routine featuring the eye-popping
Toss Change!
- NETHERWORLD: An impromptu, no sleight version of Out of this World that
Gary has been sitting on for 20 years!
And much, much, much more!
- MUM Magazine called it "The close-up magic book of the year, maybe several years!"
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