Slipstream Control by Jay Sankey
Created by: Jay Sankey
Key features
Combines 'Magnet Card' with Slipstream Control for an extra phase
Uses a Sharpie marker for a visual and interactive effect
Engaging performance with humor and audience interaction
Requires practice to integrate the Slipstream Control smoothly
Pros
Creative use of the Slipstream Control
Strong visual impact
Entertaining presentation
Cons
Requires practice to master the Slipstream Control integration
Relies heavily on the marker gimmick
Effect
The Slipstream Control creates a visual and interactive card trick. A spectator chooses a card, which is marked with a Sharpie. A 'magnet' is drawn on another card, and the chosen card appears to jump to the top under the magnet card. The effect is repeated with a surprising twist on the third attempt, where the magnet card becomes the spectator's chosen card. The trick combines visual impact with humor and audience interaction.
Full details
The Slipstream Control is a card control method that allows a magician to move a chosen card to the top of the deck in a seemingly impossible way. It is often combined with other effects, such as the 'Magnet Card' trick, to create a multi-phase routine. The trick uses a Sharpie marker to add a visual and interactive element, making it more engaging for the audience. The final phase includes a surprising twist that leaves spectators amazed.
Who should consider the trick
The Slipstream Control is ideal for magicians who enjoy card magic and want to add a visually striking and interactive routine to their repertoire. It is suitable for performers who like to incorporate humor and audience participation into their acts. Magicians who are comfortable with card controls and sleight of hand will find this trick particularly rewarding.
Information on how difficult it is to perform
The Slipstream Control requires practice to master, especially when integrating it with other effects like the 'Magnet Card' trick. The trick relies on smooth execution of the control and precise handling of the marker gimmick. While it is not overly complex, it demands attention to detail and consistent practice to ensure a seamless performance.
What magicians say
Craig Petty, a magician who reviewed the trick, praised its creative use of the Slipstream Control and strong visual impact. He noted that the trick is engaging and humorous, with a playful commentary that adds to the fun. However, he also mentioned that the trick requires practice to master the integration of the Slipstream Control and relies heavily on the marker gimmick. Overall, the Slipstream Control is a versatile and entertaining addition to any magician's toolkit.
What people are saying about Slipstream Control
magic-tv says...
Craig Petty showcases Jay Sankey's 'Magnet Card' trick, adding his own twist by incorporating the Slipstream Control for an extra phase. [...] The performance is engaging and humorous, with Craig's playful commentary adding to the fun.
Performance videos
Magnet Card by Jay Sankey | Incredible Sharpie Marker Illusions
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