English
LESS IS MORE
benjamin earl
When Benjamin Earl Take a mixed card set and cut the four aces, it gives the impression of being completely authentic, as if its skillful fingers could locate them by simple touch. But here is a secret: he has developed techniques and psychologies that simulate this apparently impossible feat.
In Less is more, he takes us on a trip whose final destination is his "real ace cutting".
The trip begins with the study of Henry Christ's classic "FabULOUS FABLOUS FAR ACE", which he improves step by step. His noble list of routine objectives includes the elimination of anti-climatic moments and the assurance that revelations are gradually built in a stronger and more distinctive way.
He succeeds in hand.
This routine is a springboard for other experiments and the analysis of Ben of the effect of the four AS les it on many interesting paths, by eliminating any unnecessary action in order to illustrate the details are important. He teaches twelve complete cutting effects on the ASs and game demonstrations (including a routine in several phases which requires absolutely no handling tower) and provides an in -depth and thoughtful analysis of their construction.
Among the effects, Ben also teaches a collection of original movements and techniques, focusing on three areas: maintaining a battery while a spectator mixes the game, maintaining the battery itself and producing the aces. In particular, the Sting Cut and Real Optical False Shuffle are two movements that introduce the idea of improvisation in the mixture.
Less is More is a magnificent 200 -page cardboard book, full of high quality photographs. This is as much a book on the theory and construction of the magic of cards as a collection of feasible effects and world -class card techniques.
The careful study of this work will allow you to raise your magic from cards to new levels!
Features :
- 200 pages in French
- Illustrated with many photos
- Rigid cover,
- Fabric bookmark.
What the pros say:
"Benjamin Earl is one of the best Catual Cartomanes. Less is More is a real success! I highly recommend it." - Steve Forte
"Ben paved the way so that we can all follow it." - David Williamson
"I think this book is absolutely great. I loved reading it. I loved looking at it. I loved thinking about it. Besides, I still think about it. It may even be starting to work to do it." - Jamy Ian Swiss (About "Real Ace Cutting" by Less Is More)
