Thought Of Card To Box by Christian Grace

Created by: Christian Grace

Thought Of Card To Box is a stunning mentalism and card magic trick that leaves audiences in awe. A spectator thinks of a card, and without any visible moves or sleight of hand, the card vanishes and appears inside a previously empty box. The effect is clean, visually striking, and mentally puzzling, making it perfect for close-up or parlour performances. The deck is examinable, and the trick relies on clever psychological forces and precise handling. This is a must-have for magicians looking to add a strong, memorable effect to their repertoire.

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Thought Of Card To Box By Christian Grace from Alakazam Magic
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Key features

  • Clean and visually impressive effect

  • Examinable deck

  • Relies on psychological forces and precise handling

  • Minimal sleight of hand required

  • Great for mentalism or card magic performances

Pros

  • Strong visual impact

  • Simple method

  • Examinable deck

  • Memorable and engaging for audiences

Cons

  • Requires specific props

  • Potential for limited reset time in live performances

  • Precise handling is crucial for success

Effect

The 'Thought Of Card To Box' trick creates a stunning visual and mental effect. A spectator thinks of a card, and without any visible moves or sleight of hand, the card vanishes from their hand and appears inside a previously empty box. The effect is clean, direct, and leaves the audience baffled.

Full details

The trick involves a psychological force to guide the spectator’s card choice. Once the card is selected, it seemingly vanishes from the spectator’s hand and reappears inside a box. The deck remains examinable, and the box is also clean, adding to the mystery. The method relies on clever construction and precise handling rather than complex sleight of hand, making it accessible to a wide range of performers.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform mentalism or card magic. It’s particularly suited for those who want a strong, visual effect with minimal sleight of hand. Performers who enjoy engaging their audience with clean, direct magic will find this trick highly effective. However, it requires specific props, so it may not be the best choice for those looking for impromptu effects.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The 'Thought Of Card To Box' is designed to be easy to perform, with minimal sleight of hand required. However, it does demand precise handling and adherence to the script to ensure the effect works seamlessly. Magicians with basic card handling skills should be able to master this trick with practice. The psychological force and timing are key elements that need attention.

What magicians say

Craig from magic-tv calls it "one of Christian's best tricks," praising its examinable deck and strong construction, giving it a perfect 100/10. He highlights its clean performance and strong kicker ending. Peter Nardi from AlakazamMagicUK describes it as "mind-blowing," emphasizing how the card vanishes and reappears without any physical handling. Christian Grace himself stresses the importance of strong routines and audience engagement to make the effect unforgettable. Reviewers agree that the trick is visually impressive and mentally puzzling, though it requires precise execution to maintain its impact.

What people are saying about Thought Of Card To Box

AlakazamMagicUK says...

The trick hinges on psychological forces to steer the spectator's choice and seamless sleight of hand to execute the vanish and reappearance.

Craig says...

'Thought Of Card To Box' impresses with its examinable deck and strong construction, earning a perfect 100/10. Craig calls it one of Christian's best tricks.

magic-tv says...

The effect is clean and visually impressive, with no apparent sleight of hand.

Peter Nardi says...

'Thought Of Card To Box' is a mind-blowing effect where a spectator thinks of a card, and without any physical handling, it vanishes and reappears inside a previously empty box.

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