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QR QUEENS BY PAUL FOWLER
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Here is Qr Queens by Paul Fowler!
Bring your magic of cards into the digital age and Make incredible tricks with a borrowed phone!
QR Queens is a set of gimmicks of playing cards specially designed with a unique secret, improving your magic of cards with a modern and digital touch for a really memorable experience. You will have the impression of being a secret agent with these gimmicks, skillfully hidden to your audience. With a borrowed phone and a playing cards, You can make efforts of digital magic effortlessly and without the need for special applications.
Custom -designed and printed on backs of Red Cavaliers USPCC, the QR Queen gimmicks, when scanned by a mobile phone, display the real Google Images page of a chosen playing card.
4 gimmicks, 4 revelations!
And yes ... QR queens Works both on iPhone and Android.
The effect:
A card is selected, memorized and lost in the game.
Pull a queen from the game, shake it and let the spectator see a QR code visually appear on the map.
He can scan the QR code with his phone, which will lead him to the Google Images page of the card he chose.
Give a new turn to the classics such as Chicago Opener/Red Hot Mama, The Magician in Trouble Plot and many others.
Everything is explained in detail, with multiple routine ideas and an in -depth discussion on best practices for scanning QR codes.
Go behind the lens and merger the traditional magic of cards with mobile phones technology.
You receive :
- 4 QR queen gimmicks
- Instructions in English
What the pros say:
"Paul's QR Tour means Qute Reveal. A simple and fun revelation that you can add to any game." - Angelo Carbon
"Having these cards ready to be used at any time is one of the best things I have in my wallet!" - Julio Montoro
"Qr Queens is a great idea to combine the magic of cards with mobile phones, and the best is that the spectator can use his phone! They will show it to their friends and talk about you long after you have gone." Brilliant for the professional who works or to show his friends and family. - Chris Congreave
