Rubber Sharpie Illusion | Alan Wong & TCC Gilbreath chopsticks

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the performer turns back to face the spectator

This simple solution to the book test plot should not be overlooked

Unlike many other Multiplying Bottles on the market -- the magician is able to pick up the final bottle and pour liquid from it

Also covered are lots of bits of business and gags for children that are never out of date

Rubber Sharpie Illusion | Alan Wong & TCC Gilbreath chopsticksRemember the rubber pencil bending illusion we all used to play in school? You bring out two Sharpies and give one to your spectator and follow your actions. You start waving the Sharpie in your hand and create the optical illusion that it is bending as if it is made of rubber. You ask the spectator to play along and do the same. As both of you are enjoying the fun of it, you slow down and somehow you end up with a Sharpie that is really bent! It's a