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visited a couple of routines I have touched upon in the past and added my refin
ements/ subtleties to make them fresh and there is a whole host of unreleased id
eas. The most important thing in this volume (as always) is not the methods the
mselves (they are fun too) but the subtleties and nuances that are presented alo
ngside the effects and the journey that they enable you to take your participan
t on. I am currently in Dubai starting to write this volume, I will continue to
write in Paris (my home away from home) and will finish writing this volume up
in Holland/ Germany and then proof read in Spain! I am going to let the things
that I see and experience in these locations inspire me and hopefully that wil
l come out in this vol. With that said enough of me rambling on, Pete x
What is a drawing duplication?
I am finally comfortable with the format of these volumes which makes it easier
to focus on what should go where
This makes the volume more of a pleasurable experience for you the reader. What
is a drawing duplication? Well to answer that question it is exactly what it so
unds like -duplicating a drawing. Making a copy of a drawing that someone else h
as made
but with a twist, the person who makes the drawing never tells you what drawing
they have made and you manage to correctly identify and duplicate it.
It s easy to see why
this area of mentalism is so fascinating; over this volume you will find severa
l ways in which to duplicate drawings in a variety of different situations.
Do you have to be artistic to perform a drawing duplication?
NOT AT ALL! As you will learn through the course of this volume there are subtle
ways to get around not being able to draw what the participant is thinking of
(if this situation ever arises) and ways to reduce their artistic skill to somet
hing completely manageable
no matter what the level of your artistic ability.
I don t think there is any more questions that need answering, so let s get into the
content!
Drawing Duplications
By far the simplest drawing duplication possible is achieved by getting the par
ticipant to make a drawing on a billet and then peeking the billet (in a close u
p scenario) or a gimmicked pad clipboard peek in a stage scenario. I am purposef
ully (apart from in one section of this volume) going to try and avoid these me
thods. The reason I am aiming to avoid these methods/ way of thinking is that t
here are so many different cool premises and methods available I really think i
t would be a crying-shame to jump straight for the obvious. If you are
interested in Billet work see volume four of this series.
Psychological drawings
There are drawings that you can almost guarantee while in performance a large p
ercentage of people will draw. I will start by outlining a list of those drawing
s.
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