Excellent version of the classic invisible palm trick. Love that you do with with four indifferent cards as opposed to with the aces. Thanks for sharing this, Sean.
Every time when I look at these tricks that do a double stacked card, I can see the 2 cards stacked. Maybe it's because I'm right next to the cards? But even if it's a 100% brand new deck of cards, then I think, well if I can see that it's a double I'm sure other people can too, then I get discouraged and give up on it. It's like I have this hyper vision or something, like when you can see pixels, something like that. However, I will say from the far view of the camera you can't tell the cards are double, and I'm sure something like this takes at least a good 10 years to learn and master. You did a great job presenting this trick, really awesome!! Thanks for the video :)
I love that trick, I use it every time, but didn't know the story of it ! Tysm Sean ! Btw, I'm using the David Stone routine (modified by me but still...), where the cards changes into aces !
Hi Sean, fantastic. Thank you very much. Do you have / teach also a Open Traveler version of 4 signed aces put into the deck and travel into the pockets? Best wishes Jorn
One of my favorites to do. I'm working with my daughter on this one next. She doesn't like palming for her hands are to small.. but this routine will fit perfectly. Thanks for sharing 👍🤓👍
Thanks for this video Sean! I never knew the history behind this effect. I have only performed this one time. I may have to give this one more shot. #Roadto9K!
Sean, have you ever considered making a DVD or download of all your material for purchase? I know myself I would gladly pay for a method of saving your material to my thumb drive or hard drive since I don't believe youtube will let u save to your hard drive. If they do I don't know how to do it even with the premium service. Any suggestions? Dennis
This video has caused me more disappointment than I can tell you. ...no, no, _of course_ not in *Sean,* are you kidding me?! I learned this routine from someone else's channel before I knew that _this_ channel existed, and after all the time and effort I put into it, I've never even performed it - the person that I learned it from (whose name is irrelevant, that's not the kind of person or creator that I want to be) was way above average as a magician, but not as a teacher. The reason I'm so disappointed (in myself) is because _I should have _*_known_* to come here and relearn it. With as much as I've learned from Sean, as talented as he is, and as much as I enjoy his teaching style, there's really no excuse for my not thinking of that sooner. And another thing... It's a rare and special talent to be able to teach something _half_ as well as Sean does, believe me, but to be able to make it accessible, easily approachable and _enjoyable_ while teaching it so thoroughly? That's unheard of. I've literally only known one other person in my entire life (I'm 38) who could teach thet well, and he'd been a professional school teacher for thirty years. Sean, my friend, you continue to impress me - not only with your talent and knowledge, but also with your ability and willingness to share it. The value that you're putting into this channel and these videos is incalculable, and the fact that you're doing it for free is more than generous; it's _literally_ awe-inspiring. Thank you for everything that you do, mon ami. You give with both hands and take nothing in return; you're a legend in my book. I'd subscribe again if I could. 7️⃣🃏✌️ _[Edit]_ ...as an added note, I know that people like you and I are in the minority, given the world in which we live, but as an avid and enthusiastic reader, I genuinely and whole-heartedly appreciate the veritable bibliography and history lesson that you include with each of your videos. It's a really nice addition to a work that is already in a class all its own.
You have no idea just how much that means to me 😭 Thank you so much for taking the time to express all of that. I’ve read this a few times throughout the day and, it’s made my day. I’ll always go back and read it when I’m feeling down! You rock 🤘
@@SeanDevine You don't have to thank me, my friend; I didn't do anything. The truth doesn't cost me a dime, and I had the time to spare. It's nothing compared to the time, thought and effort that you're giving away for free on a regular basis. If the ten or fifteen minutes it took me to write that seems like a fair price to you for all the knowledge you've given me, then we're square; I'm pretty sure I'm coming out ahead of you on that deal. And you can reread it as many times as you'd like, but with the quality of your content, I'm sure there'll be others. I just try to give credit where it's due and call it like I see it - if you were making junk, I'd tell you that. But, on the contrary, what you're doing is handing out gold like it's clay. _You_ rock, man, I'm just hanging out at the back of the stage and trying to strum the rhythm to the lead you're shredding. 😉 Keep up the good work.
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So that is how it is done. This one is well worth learning.
You're the Boss Sean 🔥😍 the reveals are dope and looks more magical you're right👍....Thanks for sharing Mentor ❤️❤️
This has to be the most natural looking Invisible Palm routine. Thanks Sean, you really are a blessing.
Excellent version of the classic invisible palm trick. Love that you do with with four indifferent cards as opposed to with the aces. Thanks for sharing this, Sean.
Every time when I look at these tricks that do a double stacked card, I can see the 2 cards stacked. Maybe it's because I'm right next to the cards? But even if it's a 100% brand new deck of cards, then I think, well if I can see that it's a double I'm sure other people can too, then I get discouraged and give up on it. It's like I have this hyper vision or something, like when you can see pixels, something like that.
However, I will say from the far view of the camera you can't tell the cards are double, and I'm sure something like this takes at least a good 10 years to learn and master. You did a great job presenting this trick, really awesome!! Thanks for the video :)
The small touches are what make this routine ! The card steal on the count and the appearance of the cards really are great.
My favourite tutorial on this trick so far! Thanks
Sean is a true card artist...smooth and easy ...a pleasure to watch and learn...thks. for all these free tutorials
Jason Ladayne does this slightly differently and makes it even more awesome
so visual and magical
Excellent as always - cheers Sean 🙏🏻
#letsgetintoit 🃏🤟
That was really cool!! I'm going to practice this and hopefully trip my friends out!
Hand coming straight down is always how i wanted to learn this ,thanks!
This is just stunning . Wow!
Thank you! 🙏
What a fabulous version, thanks for sharing!
I love that trick, I use it every time, but didn't know the story of it ! Tysm Sean ! Btw, I'm using the David Stone routine (modified by me but still...), where the cards changes into aces !
So do I.
Really nice tutorial, gonna practice this one
Hi Sean, fantastic. Thank you very much. Do you have / teach also a Open Traveler version of 4 signed aces put into the deck and travel into the pockets? Best wishes Jorn
That’s fantastic! Thank you!
This is one of your best. I'm going to start practicing this one today!
Thank you!!
One of my favorites to do. I'm working with my daughter on this one next. She doesn't like palming for her hands are to small.. but this routine will fit perfectly. Thanks for sharing
👍🤓👍
Nice, great visual card, i like that
Thanks for this video Sean! I never knew the history behind this effect. I have only performed this one time. I may have to give this one more shot.
#Roadto9K!
Amazing performance ! Thank you for the tutorial.
Sean, have you ever considered making a DVD or download of all your material for purchase? I know myself I would gladly pay for a method of saving your material to my thumb drive or hard drive since I don't believe youtube will let u save to your hard drive. If they do I don't know how to do it even with the premium service. Any suggestions?
Dennis
could u please do a series where u show all your magic books. I love your videos so so much. Zhank u for everithing!!!!!!
Why oh why?
Great variation
Thanks!
Soooo visual
This is so awesome that 👍👍👍👍
Wow! Thank you!
8:28 how you throw it like this ?
Thanks!
Very Cool
Danke!
Thank you!!!
Wow. Man o man!
I am a Gentleman and like to arrive 2nd😂
Amazing trick, I find funny you pretend to show a palm technique without palm any card!
This video has caused me more disappointment than I can tell you.
...no, no, _of course_ not in *Sean,* are you kidding me?!
I learned this routine from someone else's channel before I knew that _this_ channel existed, and after all the time and effort I put into it, I've never even performed it - the person that I learned it from (whose name is irrelevant, that's not the kind of person or creator that I want to be) was way above average as a magician, but not as a teacher.
The reason I'm so disappointed (in myself) is because _I should have _*_known_* to come here and relearn it.
With as much as I've learned from Sean, as talented as he is, and as much as I enjoy his teaching style, there's really no excuse for my not thinking of that sooner. And another thing...
It's a rare and special talent to be able to teach something _half_ as well as Sean does, believe me, but to be able to make it accessible, easily approachable and _enjoyable_ while teaching it so thoroughly? That's unheard of.
I've literally only known one other person in my entire life (I'm 38) who could teach thet well, and he'd been a professional school teacher for thirty years.
Sean, my friend, you continue to impress me - not only with your talent and knowledge, but also with your ability and willingness to share it. The value that you're putting into this channel and these videos is incalculable, and the fact that you're doing it for free is more than generous; it's _literally_ awe-inspiring.
Thank you for everything that you do, mon ami. You give with both hands and take nothing in return; you're a legend in my book.
I'd subscribe again if I could.
7️⃣🃏✌️
_[Edit]_
...as an added note, I know that people like you and I are in the minority, given the world in which we live, but as an avid and enthusiastic reader, I genuinely and whole-heartedly appreciate the veritable bibliography and history lesson that you include with each of your videos. It's a really nice addition to a work that is already in a class all its own.
You have no idea just how much that means to me 😭 Thank you so much for taking the time to express all of that. I’ve read this a few times throughout the day and, it’s made my day. I’ll always go back and read it when I’m feeling down! You rock 🤘
@@SeanDevine
You don't have to thank me, my friend;
I didn't do anything.
The truth doesn't cost me a dime, and I had the time to spare. It's nothing compared to the time, thought and effort that you're giving away for free on a regular basis.
If the ten or fifteen minutes it took me to write that seems like a fair price to you for all the knowledge you've given me, then we're square; I'm pretty sure I'm coming out ahead of you on that deal.
And you can reread it as many times as you'd like, but with the quality of your content, I'm sure there'll be others. I just try to give credit where it's due and call it like I see it - if you were making junk, I'd tell you that. But, on the contrary, what you're doing is handing out gold like it's clay.
_You_ rock, man, I'm just hanging out at the back of the stage and trying to strum the rhythm to the lead you're shredding. 😉
Keep up the good work.
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