Saturn Magic Live Stream Sunday February 23rd 2025
Mark T's recent live stream offers a comprehensive look at the magic scene, particularly focusing on the aftermath of the Blackpool Magic Convention and a plethora of new product releases. The stream is a valuable resource for magicians seeking insights into current trends and available tools. A standout product from the convention was Sharpex, a versatile jewel-nibbed pen that writes in both black and a magical ink, quickly selling out. Other popular items included the Vortex Wallet, praised for its card switching and object stealing capabilities, and the EDC Square, a convenient set of magic square crib cards. Mark also highlighted several new releases, including The Landmark Deck (a marked deck), The Everyday Wallet (a stylish card-to-wallet), Rudolph’s Nose (a Christmas-themed trick), Unboxed Evolution (an improved card appearance), Hudo XL, Boox Evolution, Fast Forward by Victor Sans and Joe Miranda (a twist on the baby gag), Mini Boss Reel (a vintage invisible thread reel), Sound Wave by NG2 (a sound effects device), Gravity Clips, and Sharp Card by Matthew Garrett. The video also touches upon techniques like magic squares, card-to-wallet routines, and invisible thread work, offering performance tips and emphasizing the importance of adapting routines to the audience and using durable props. Overall, Mark's enthusiasm and detailed explanations make this a worthwhile watch for magicians of all levels.
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Key points
Sharpex was the best-selling item at Blackpool Magic Convention.
Vortex Wallet was praised as the best item seen at the convention.
The Everyday Wallet is a practical and stylish option for card-to-wallet effects.
Unboxed Evolution features box supports for increased durability.
Fast Forward by Victor Sans and Joe Miranda is a clever twist on the classic baby gag.
Mini Boss Reel is a recently rediscovered vintage invisible thread reel.
Sound Wave by NG2 is a compact device for producing sound effects.
The Atomic Deck can be used in parlor settings where mobile phone use is common.