Envylope 2.0 by Brandon David and Chris Turchi
Created by: Brandon David, Chris Turchi
Where to buy
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Key features
Highly visual and impossible to miss effect
Involves audience participation with a signed card
Combines a clean vanish of the deck with an impossible appearance in an envelope
Updated version (2.0) with potential refinements for improved handling
Promotes strong astonishment and envy among spectators and magicians
Pros
Visually striking and easy to follow for spectators
Creates a strong moment of surprise and leaves no room for doubt
Interactive and engaging with added humor for entertainment
Ideal for high-impact performances in close-up settings
Cons
Method may be predictable for experienced magicians
Requires practice for smooth execution and to nail the vanish and envelope switch
Humor could potentially distract from the magical effect if not handled well
Effect
Envylope 2.0 is a highly visual card-to-envelope trick. A spectator freely selects and signs a card. The performer shows an empty envelope and places it in a pocket. The signed card is lost in the deck. With a snap, the envelope leaps to the performer's hand. The envelope now contains the signed card. The rest of the deck has vanished. The effect is impossible to miss and creates a strong moment of surprise.
Full details
Envylope 2.0 is an updated version of a previous effect by Brandon David and Chris Turchi. The routine involves an envelope, a deck of cards, and audience participation. The performer shows the envelope is empty. The envelope is placed in a back pocket. A spectator signs a card. The card is lost in the deck. The deck can be placed in a pocket. The envelope then appears to jump to the performer's hand. The signed card is inside. The rest of the deck is gone. The method is straightforward for experienced magicians. The trick is designed to be interactive. Performers can add humor to engage the audience.
Who should consider the trick
Envylope 2.0 is ideal for performers who want a high-impact routine. It suits those who perform for live audiences. The trick works well in close-up and parlor settings. It is good for magicians who enjoy audience participation. Those looking for a visual and impossible effect will find it valuable. It is not recommended for complete beginners due to the handling required.
Information on how difficult it is to perform
The trick requires practice for smooth execution. It demands careful handling of the envelope and deck. The vanish and switch need to be performed cleanly. Craig Petty notes the method may be straightforward for seasoned magicians. AlakazamMagicUK states it requires practice to nail the vanish and envelope switch. The trick is not mechanically complex but relies on timing and misdirection. Performers should be comfortable with basic sleight of hand.
What magicians say
Craig Petty says the trick is visually striking and easy to follow. He adds that it includes audience participation and humor. He notes the method might be predictable for experienced magicians. Penguin Magic Shop highlights the trick's ability to create astonishment and envy among magicians. AlakazamMagicUK calls it a showstopper that combines a clean vanish with an impossible appearance. They state it is incredibly visual and leaves no room for doubt. All reviewers agree the trick is highly visual and engaging.
What people are saying about Envylope 2.0
AlakazamMagicUK says...
It's incredibly visual, creates a strong moment of surprise, and leaves no room for doubt, but demands careful handling and practice to nail the vanish and envelope switch.
magic-tv says...
The trick is visually striking, easy to follow, and includes audience participation, though the method might be predictable for experienced magicians.
penguinmagicshop says...
The name Envylope is a clever play on words, combining 'envy' and 'envelope,' hinting at its ability to create strong astonishment that makes other magicians envious.
Performance videos
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Envylope 2 0 by Brandon David & Chris Turchi | Deck To Envelope
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Promotional videos
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Envylope 2 0 Trailer
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