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David Neighbors Project - Volume 1
The goal for The David Neighbors Project series is threefold. First, to make David’s work on coin magic over the years available to the magic fraternity as pieces of art. Second, to “add to the progress” of magic. Last, to leave a legacy of literature available to the world of magic for generations to come.
We now have an opportunity to step into the mind of David and reap the benefits of his creativity in the world of coin magic and beyond. This 5 volume anthology is only the tip of the iceberg; David is a creative machine who will continue to brainstorm and invent for years to come.
In Volume One, the reader will find three chapters – Debut, which is a compilation of routines that involve production of coins, vanishes of coins or a combination of both. Under a Spell – David’s in-depth work on the subject of Spellbound. Through and Through – many of his best approaches to this classic plot of Coins Through Table. David’s original sleights are fully explained and illustrated along with a few essays.
All in all, there are 70 routines in the book. 58 of them do not require a comprehensive gaff or no gaff at all. Others use gimmicked coins such as expanded shells, flipper coins or Sun and Moon sets.
Contents of David Neighbors Project - Volume 1
The goal for The David Neighbors Project series is threefold. First, to make David’s work on coin magic over the years available to the magic fraternity as pieces of art. Second, to “add to the progress” of magic. Last, to leave a legacy of literature available to the world of magic for generations to come.
We now have an opportunity to step into the mind of David and reap the benefits of his creativity in the world of coin magic and beyond. This 5 volume anthology is only the tip of the iceberg; David is a creative machine who will continue to brainstorm and invent for years to come.
In Volume One, the reader will find three chapters – Debut, which is a compilation of routines that involve production of coins, vanishes of coins or a combination of both. Under a Spell – David’s in-depth work on the subject of Spellbound. Through and Through – many of his best approaches to this classic plot of Coins Through Table. David’s original sleights are fully explained and illustrated along with a few essays.
All in all, there are 70 routines in the book. 58 of them do not require a comprehensive gaff or no gaff at all. Others use gimmicked coins such as expanded shells, flipper coins or Sun and Moon sets.
Contents of David Neighbors Project - Volume 1
- The Hook Up
- Capped
- Shuttle Pass Variant
- Palm To Palm Switch
- Minus One Toss
- Man Of The Cloth
- Federal Reserve
- Full Octane
- Apparently Transparent
- Hole In My Pocket
- Trap Vanish
- 3/4’s Octane
- Momentarily
- S.O.B
- 3+1=4
- Schizophrenia
- Schizophrenia Again
- Here, There & Everywhere
- I Was Framed
- I Can See Clearly Now
- Cannibal Coins
- Stress Free Cannibals
- Jailbreak
- Three’s Company
- Right In Front Of Your Nose
- Ringtones
- Hole-E-Wow
- Pocket Coins
- Trapdoor
- In A Nutshell
- Okito Box Turnover Move
- Out Of The Nutshell
- Penetration Rate
- Splitting Image
- Triple Agent
- Foreign Port
- International Purse Frame
- Double Tap Dancing Coins
- International Pocket Coins
- International Nutshell
- International Purse Travelers
- Pocket Change
- Crevices
- Deeper Crevices
- It’s Why We Carry A Purse
- Stargate
- Flip Display
- Coffee, Tea or Ramsay
- Double Shuttle Pass
- The Miser
- Won’t You Be My Neighbor
- Your Retention Please
- China Change
- Quick China Change
- Visual Toss Change
- Visual Drop Change
- The Jewel
- The Jewel II
- The Jewel III
- Alchemy Reset
- Trading Places
- Triple Spellbound
- Drop Spellbound Move
- Molecular Spellbound
- 3T Wild Coin - Squared
- The Impersonating Coin
- New Kangaroo
- Just APush
- 2 x 2
- Bottoms Up
- Getting Stood Up
- Shelled Han Ping Chien Move
- Getting Stood Up II
- Soft Spot
- International Soft Spot
- Visual Soft Spot
- Glassology 101
- Glassology 201
- Glassology 180°
- Australian Glassology
- International Glassology
- Trilogy
"I was fortunate enough to be asked to review and proof read David’s material in Volume One. The routines and material are so good, I don’t want to send the proofs back. Every magician, regardless of which area of magic they study will benefit from learning this material." Troy Hooser
