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Hands up I do 'borrow' material occasionally.
Don't grab a break and be trapped, take a breather and relax. The breather crimp has really helped my magic performances.
I really believe everyone is creative, they just need a little coaxing to develop it.
Wallet by Nicholas Lawrence ● iDrop by Tim Ellis ● Smoke Watch Pro by João Miranda ● Changing Cards by Richard Young ● Invisibelt by Marcus Alexander ● Alex’s Book Corner ● Nukes by Doug Edwards
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As a seasoned professional, Kevin King explains why having a lot of tools in your box is important. Steve Martin once said, everything you learn comes in useful eventually (he performed Professors Nightmare in The Three Amigos).
There really shouldn't be any such thing as a 'stock line'. The first in a series of articles of creativity.
Sword Through Neck ● Die-Vided ● Turbo Bunny ● tips on the One Handed Top Palm ● Magic Trick Name Stories Competition ● Bolted by Jared Manley ● Initial Shock by Alex Latorre and Mark Mason ● Mutilated Umbrella ● Pompom Taps ● Ropes ● Conjuror's Wisdom by Joe Hernandez
Our youngest competitor so far shows age is no barrier as he dreams of Jeff McBride.
Finley (the one in the middle) shows the PropDog Community spirit by sharing this peach of an embarrassing magic story.
Another Trick Story Challenge, this time it is The Stranger & The Mysterious Box by Doug Heath. Keep those entries coming!
A lot of professionals get more in tips than their fee, this is a Do's and Don'ts Guide for the Working Close-up Magician by Kevin King (a working professional).
Magic At The Bar by Chris Randall ● Rubik Art by Gee Magic ● TF Dice by Chris Wu ● SMS by Wayne Dobson ● Ultimate McDonald Aces by Jean●Pierre Vallarino ● Magical Mentalism Tour by Mel Mellers ● Product Giveaways
Having a volunteer mirror you is not only a comedy goldmine but it can also leave your audience gasping in amazement.
Bank Night is an effect which has been around for ages, and it suits almost every style of performer. Narrowing it down to 5 wasn't easy.
Remember the Ice Bucket Challenges a few years back? Well this is Dave's version of it.
Product Q & A function ● The Hoop & Glass Masterclass with Paul Martin ● Ultra Coke ● Crystal Playing Card Display ● Stacked by Christopher Dearman ● Vampire Bee ● Kids Cards Across ● Rabbit On The Rainbow ● Ultimate Homing Card ● PropDog Bo****ks Board ● Impromptu by Martin Gardner ● Credit Card Fraud by Brad Manuel ● Random Acts of Magic by David Acer ● Product giveaways
PropDog Lounge ● Debut by Abstract Effects ● Champ by Rick Merrill ● XL Facemasks ● one handed top palm ● Refill for Machinations ● Chinese Clothes Pole ● Superhero Book Test ● On Stage, On Line by Magic Gareth ● The Long Goodbye by Stephen Minch ● Wonder Card ● The Memory Arts ● Dave on Man Vs Fly ● Be More Funny
Check out how the PropDog Shop was created, from an airport luggage service unit to a walk in magic shop!
Ottar Review of Impossible ● Skype Interview with Lee Hathaway and demo of Zoomfab ● Jason's review of Amaze Cups by Danny Orleans ● Fragment by Abstract Effects ● Lockdown by Manoj Kaushal ● AnyWeb by Magic Pro Ideas ● Tips on performing Card on Ceiling ● SYZYGY 1 to 6 by Lee Earle ● One Degree by John Guastaferro ● MATRIX ART by Mickael Chatelain
As if he doesn't get enough love already, there is now a The Dave Bonsall Appreciation Society.
Fancy getting your audience on the edge of their seats without putting your life on the line
Re-inventing a classic prop and putting a great effect back in the limelight
