Michael Close's Too Ahead and Ross Bertram's Passing the Buck

keys and even a poker chip

Sleightless Sightless - Cameron's version of Anneman's classic "Par Optic Vision" effect

A spectator selects a card and it is shuffled back into the deck

stabbing into the very edge between the fibers of a single card to reveal that you've managed to impossibly stab into their signed card

A Curious Case of The Invisible Book Test | Kevin Cunliffe - (Download) Hawkesworth Michael Close's Too Ahead andEffect: The performer begins by explaining that several days earlier they had a strange dream. They were reading the tales of Sherlock Holmes. However, what made this a strange dream is that the book was invisible and did not exist, however the performer was able to see the book and all the words within the pages. With this said the performer demonstrates his dream with an invisible book. Thumbing through the pages, the performer begins to call out