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Realistic Sand Sculptures
The minute I saw this photo, I felt sorry for a poor guy. I assumed it’s a picture of a dying elephant. But later I realised it came from a site dedicated to sand sculptures
. This exibit is located at Harrison Hot Springs, also know as “Harrisand”. Harrisand hosts a World Championships of Sand Sculpture, so if you visit it, you can’t miss having really great time. Check for more of amazing sand sculptures inside this post. I posted only those who manage to deceive, giving you impression it’s real thing not a sand sculpture. Be sure to visit this site for full full set of images. 
Friday, August 28, 2009
Modern Art
The now classic apparatus from the fertile mind of Jim Steinmeyer built by the craftsmen at Illusion Arts Magic! An assistant enters the tight confines of the upright cabinet only to be split at the waist as the top half moves completely to one side. The doors are opened to reveal a very convincing cutting illusion!
The Crystal Guillotine
An Illusion Arts Magic exclusive adaptation of the Lester Lake Guillotine. Built from fire polished plexiglas and polished aluminum! A beautiful show piece for the performer or collector!
Magician Dale Scott says, The Crystal Guillotine truly is "The Future of Magic"!
Thanks very much Craig,
Dale Scott & Ana
THE FUTURE OF MAGIC-TM 2008
Cut & Run Illusion
Called the "Splicer", this adaptation of the Andrew Mayne effect features the apparent splicing of an assistant with both hands in full fview the entire time. No fakes! A very clever concept brought to life by the craftsmen at Illusion Arts Magic!
Stage Version Three Ball Illusion
A full stage version of the classic Strat-o-phere effect orignated by U F Grant. This version features 5 inch balls! I've always wanted to do this effect but with bigger props - so here it is!
Vanishing Assistant CAPE Form
This all aluminum form can be placed in any cape for an assistant vanish. The head piece is hinged so that the head will fall forward upon the vanish being performed. A very nice item for the stage performer.
Short-Circuit Your Brain
Look at the chart above and say the COLOR of the word,
not the word itself.
Why is it so difficult? Because the right half of your brain
is trying to say the color, while the left side of your brain
is trying to say the word.
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