Justin Higham - Volume One

Richard

I bought part 1 to see how this was.
WOW !!!!
These card effects have a lot of clever psychology and not any difficult sleights sleights.
Sometimes he explained a little bit quickly for me , so I went back & played it again. It was hard to see card numbers on my small cellphone phone. On my desktop PC, everything showed up perfectly fine.
Stunning card magic and I will perform ALL of these effects!
FANTASTIC value for the money.
I will buy Parts 2 & 3 tomorrow!

Desaulniers

Paul

JAIME TREJO C/O

I just got this download and I loved it, so I decided to do a complete review and I hope it helps for the ones that don’t have it.

Fake cut principle:
I have seen in print and on video some aces location but this by far is the most natural looking. If you want to look like a card expert that can cut to any card you want, this is for you.

Illogical control:
This is a very easy and casual way to control one or multiple cards to the top of the deck. As the name says, is illogical, there is a discrepancy but the spectators will never notice that because the control is so casual and natural that apparently looks as it should be. Justin explains some variations of the move and I personally prefer one of the multiple card controls where you have the aces on the table and while assembling four packets you control all the aces to the top (the other variations I don’t know if I’m going to use them).

Spectators cut a run of seven:
This is a very powerful effect, the spectator cuts very small packets and when you turn over all the top cards, there are from ace to seven of hearts (or any suit) in order. You need a seven card set up, obviously, but I think that worth performing this. Is more powerful than spectator cuts to the aces, because you can involve more audience and they cut to a sequence. This also could be a force, with a little modification maybe you can produce the serial number of a borrowed bill, the date, etc.

Strip cut aces:
Another way to get the four aces with a kicker ending. You have a red cased deck, take it out, table riffle shuffle, then some cuts and you stop at any point you want, put one card face down on the table and continue until you have four cards. You reveal that they are the four aces and then the deck changes its color. Nice effect, simple in method but effective.

I heard of Justin Higham, but I never saw his magic. I’m pretty happy with this download. Good magic, simple and direct methods. I recommend this to anyone that loves card magic, especially magic that involves multiple cards, not just a “pick a card” trick.