Colour Changing Hole by N2G

Created by: N2G

Colour Changing Hole by N2G is a flap-based card trick where a hole visually changes color before becoming 'real'. This close-up magic trick is designed to create a visual transformation on a playing card, but it requires a black background for optimal performance. The trick has been criticized for its unconvincing mechanics and illogical premise, making it a challenging sell for magicians looking for practical and visually stunning effects.

Key features

  • Flap-based card trick

  • Visual color change of a hole on a card

  • Requires a black background for performance

  • Close-up magic

Pros

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Cons

  • Unconvincing flap mechanics

  • Poor scripting and illogical premise

  • Restrictive performance conditions (needs a black background)

  • Visible crease in the card

Effect

The Colour Changing Hole by N2G is a card trick where a hole in a playing card appears to change color before becoming a real hole. The effect is designed to create a visual transformation that surprises the audience.

Full Details

The trick uses a flap-based mechanism to simulate the color change of the hole. The card must be shown against a black background for the effect to work properly. The handling involves manipulating the flap to create the illusion of the hole changing color before revealing a physical hole in the card.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick may appeal to magicians who enjoy visual card gimmicks and are willing to work within its limitations. However, due to the restrictive performance conditions and the visible mechanics, it may not be suitable for those looking for a highly deceptive or versatile effect.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The difficulty level is moderate. The trick requires precise handling to avoid exposing the flap mechanism. The need for a black background adds an extra constraint, making it less practical for impromptu performances.

What Magicians Say

Craig and Ryland Petty gave the trick a 0% rating in their review. Craig criticized the visible crease in the card and the unconvincing premise of the color-changing hole. He also pointed out the restrictive performance conditions, stating that the trick only works well against a black background. Ryland agreed, noting the poor scripting and lack of logical justification for the effect.

The reviewers did not highlight any pros for the trick, focusing instead on its flaws. Their feedback suggests that the Colour Changing Hole may not meet the expectations of magicians looking for a strong, practical effect.

What people are saying about Colour Changing Hole

Craig Petty says...

Craig criticized the visible crease in the card, the illogical premise, and the restrictive performance conditions (needing a black background).

Ryland Petty says...

Both Craig and Ryland hated this one. [...] Craig & Ryland: 0%.

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