Gustavo Raley presentsCard Sipby Daniel Raley, produced by Gustavo Raley
We present a fresh and fun card magic routine, ideal for your close-up shows and family magic, produced by Gustavo Raley and created by Daniel raley, Gustavo's father.
In this routine, a spectator freely selects a card, signs it, and loses it in the deck. In an impossible and completely visual way, the magician uses a simple straw to "sip" and extract the selected card, leaving the audience amazed by both the magic and the humor of the routine.
Card Sipis designed for all types of audiences, with a touch of comedy and surprise that immediately connects with spectators. Perfect for participatory routines and close-up magic effects that are meant to stand out.
The set includes the specially designed gimmick along with complete online instructions.
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