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Hey, here is a quick video of me doing T2P, wanted to see what it looked like from spectators view, thoughts appreciated

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTCoqXeBtMs

luke

I liked it and the only bit of criticism I can give (very minor criticism mind you) is not to point at the picture with your left hand.

I've never been interested in any torn and restored trick so I don't really know how it was done, but when you pointed at the picture while keeping your other fingers clenched I knew that the torn pieces were palmed there. I may be wrong about that but that's what I think happened and so the effect is somewhat marred.

I really do feel like a prick when I nit pick over small issues like this. I only do it because you asked for feedback, and I hope that pointing out where even a small improvement can be made is more valuable than simply complimenting an effect.

In all honesty this is something that probably only a magician will pick up on, although some audience members can be sharper than we would hope.

Like I said a very minor point and this is still definitely ready to be shown to live audiences.

Well done Luke!

Very well performed your magic has come so far in a very short time. It Just goes to show what dedication and hard work can do.

This is more than ready for the real world.

Keep it up, and keep the videos coming.

Jean Eugene Roberts wrote:I liked it and the only bit of criticism I can give (very minor criticism mind you) is not to point at the picture with your left hand.

Valid point, appreciated. In a live performance there would be no pointing though, in the video it's simply to show that the signature is still there and the photo hasn't been switched

Jean Eugene Roberts wrote:I really do feel like a prick when I nit pick over small issues like this. I only do it because you asked for feedback, and I hope that pointing out where even a small improvement can be made is more valuable than simply complimenting an effect.

Don't feel like you're nit picking, thats what I was after, constructive criticism. It's the best way to learn because if a magician likes it, in my mind a layman will too!



Thanks Lee, it was seeing you do it a few months back that made me want to learn it!