Dave Forrest's A.I.R. (Almost Impromptu Rise)

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Dave Forrest's A.I.R. (Almost Impromptu Rise)

Postby Ozman » Mar 9th, '06, 18:21



Name: Dave Forrest’s A.I.R. (Almost Impromptu Riser)

Author: err... Dave Forrest

Available From: www.full52.com

Price: £7.00 as a PDF / £8.00 as a HardCopy

Publisher: Full52.com

Pages/Length: 7 pages of beautifully laid out instructions!

Difficulty: 2/10

Out of 10: 8/10

Contents

So… you have a card selected and returned to the deck. You mix the cards and return the entire deck to it’s case (with the top flap left open). While you gingerly hold the case by your fingertips, one card is mysteriously seen to rise from the deck. It is clearly seen to be in the middle of the cards in the box, and it rises up for half it’s length. The spectator removes the card and acknowledges that it is his selection.

You tip the deck onto the table and let the suspicious audience members have a good old snuffle through ‘em. They aint finding anything buddy!

Comments

This is Dave Forrest’s take on the eternal Rising Card stunt. It is a ‘mildly’ gimmicked version that allows you to be pretty damn clean and still able to make that plucky little card rise out of the box!

You get a lovely looking 7 page document which details the full routine (with handling and performance tips) AND how to make your gimmick. And if you can open your wallet to pay for this effect then you can make the gimmick. It’s easy-peasy. It’s also very clever and very sneaky.

You can use your normal performance deck for AIR. Once you have your gimmick you’ll be ready and able to do this at the drop of a hat.

AIR is typical of Monsieur Forrest’s intelligent thinking. His effects tend to be streamlined and ‘idiot-proof’. Yep, there are certainly many ways of achieving the Rising Card trick, but AIR utilises a much less clunky methodology than many versions, AND it packs as part of your everyday magic arsenal! It’s a beauty!

Oh, and AIR is virtually sleight free! Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!

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air

Postby DrTodd » Mar 10th, '06, 07:21

sounds fab....I'll have a go and let you know!

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air

Postby DrTodd » Mar 10th, '06, 19:22

Got this today and the solution for how to make a card rise with the least amount of 'you know what' is excellent indeed. This can be done with a little prep and used nice and close up. The best thing is that you can hand out the deck of cards and use your normal perfomance deck. Why not do an ambitious card routine followed by it rising for the finale???!!! :wink:

Good review Ozman!!!

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Postby FlipBack » Mar 10th, '06, 19:47

Does the trick use IT?

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Rising card

Postby DrTodd » Mar 10th, '06, 20:31

Go to www.full52.com to see the full description:
'without strings, magnets, elastic...without gaffed cards or gimmicked decks'

Good stuff!!!

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