Printing on Demand by David Solomon Restaurant / Bar Effects where the ink on

Effects where the ink on a bill have always been tedious to set up

Mars Control: A clean and deceptive sleight to control the spectator's selection

Nothing to ditch or steal is that clean

A perfect way to close a card set in any situation

Alex Elmsley is next with a great routine that climaxes with a production you have to see to believe while Ross Bertram presents a multi-phase routine with many original sequences that will fool even seasoned Cups and Balls workers

Printing on Demand by David Solomon Restaurant / Bar Effects where the ink onThis is one of David Solomon's favorite packet tricks. It full of visual transformations and multiple climaxes. Themed around how everything is now being printed on demand even playing cards. You place a blank Bicycle card to one side. You then show four Jokers with blank backs. One by one you print four different colorful backs on them. After the four backs are printed, you magically cause all the Joker faces to vanish, leaving you with four blank