The ingenious use of black art allows for incredibly clean displays, including beautiful vanishes of both the first and last Queens.Ĭard in Glass– Two cards are selected and lost in the deck. Open Travellers– Four Queens are turned invisible and “palmed” one by one from one packet to another. A coin is visibly changed into the selected card, before turning back into a coin to finish.Ĭhicago Opener – This update to the classic version allows the selected card to be isolated from the deck from start to finish. In addition to sections on theory, references, handlings and more, you will learn the following beautiful routines:Ī Wish – A card is selected, before the deck is placed aside. Whether you’re new to black art, or have used it and are looking to learn more, Fade to Black is the most detailed, extensive and practical resource on the subject to date. In addition to detailed sections on the theory, construction and handling of black art, you will also learn five beautiful routines, from original effects such as “A Wish” to classics such as “Chicago Opener” and “Open Travellers”, which Olmedo has made even more impossible thanks to his clever use of black art. Finally, after years of thinking, experimenting and performing with black art in front of real audiences, Olmedo teaches you how to get the most out of it in any conditions, whether stage, close-up, or on a screen. However, many magicians shy away from using it in their live shows, afraid that it won’t work without complicated and precise lighting conditions.
We all know the miracles that black art can produce. After his debut project “Pygmalion”, Olmedo is back to teach his groundbreaking work on black art. Luis Olmedo represents the new breed of Spanish greats, winning countless awards including Spain’s “Magician of the Year” in 2016. Welcome to the world of Luis Olmedo.” –Joaquín Matas “When talent, good sense and dedication are combined, the result is magic as beautiful as it is deceptive. “Luis Olmedo is the diabolical combination of exquisite technique and ingenious thinking. And Luis Olmedo has all three in spades!” – Juan Luis Rubiales
The better these are, the better the magician. “Arturo de Ascanio said that the complete magician needs three things: a good brain, a good smile, and good hands.
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