DICE VISION | TCC Eggink It doesn't require any stooges

It doesn't require any stooges

I'll perform this in both my zoom

Every move was thoroughly thought out and executed with a casual yet precise manner

In one violent motion the magician is now standing in front of the metal plate apparently having either passed through it or teleported from one side to the other

Garrett doesn't just stop at teaching THE RING THING

DICE VISION | TCC Eggink It doesn't require any stoogesColor Vision, the name does not seem like anything special, but this magic effect has certainly been seen by countless audiences. Inside a small box is a cube with six different colored sides or dots. The magician knows which side is facing up seemingly without looking inside the box. It was invented by Martin Sunshine (the inventor of the Center Tear) in the 1930s and won two awards from two national magic societies in 1952. It could be said to be a