Brian Kennedy

Welcome to 21 . This is my take on the classic Blackjack demonstration. Some of the things to remember with 21 . Completely hands off No gimmicks Can be done with a borrowed deck Spectator makes all the choicesSelf working And with all that, you still end with a perfect Blackjack each and every...

Breathing new life into an old plot. That's exactly what Brian Kennedy and Justin Miller have done with R.I.P. 2.0 . This is by far the easiest, cleanest, most visual torn-and-restored effect ever. A freely chosen card is selected and then put back into the center of the deck. The magician says he...

Imagine being able to visually wipe the ink off a playing card - then, under no cover, make it jump back on! As visual as it gets! Welcome to inKcognito . The spectator selects a card - it is then signed across the face. You ask them whether they have heard of the concept of invisible ink. You show...

Welcome to the iBook Test. This is a modern take on the classic book test. Imagine going up to your spectator and taking out your smart phone. You go into iBooks for example. The spectator can choose any book they want. You swipe a couple of pages to show it's a real book and then turn the phone...

Blur is a fantastic visual colour change that you can do fully surrounded and that looks like trick photography. Blur is a variation on a classic change in magic but takes a new different approach to it. Uses a regular deck of cards and you can go into it at a moments notice. Welcome to Blur. Blur...

A matchbox sealed with rubber bands is brought out and put onto the table. A card is selected, signed and lost back into the deck. With a snap of the magicians fingers that card jumps to the top of the deck, again the magician loses the card into the deck, but yet the signed card jumps back to the...

One of magic's biggest illusions is brought to the close up stage. A card is selected. It is signed by both the magician and spectator. The card is put into the card box. The spectator chooses to random cards. One by one the cards are pushed through the card box. The box can be shown from all...