Enso (Gimmicks and Online Instructions) by Eric Chien - Trick Parlor yet could also achieve a

yet could also achieve a smooth and flawless card-to-wallet

you can still comfortably hand the deck to a layman safe in the knowledge that even the most critical observer would not even suspect

Line drawings are used throughout

The Video Demonstration above should leave you in no doubt as to how impressive this routine looks to an audience

The routines are also excellent and I smiled with the 'cheekyness' of a number of them

Enso (Gimmicks and Online Instructions) by Eric Chien - Trick Parlor yet could also achieve aThe audience thinks of a shape. You drip some ink on a blank card and the ink will visually start to move by itself, forming the shape that the spectator is thinking of. The card is then handed out for examination. This is Enso, one of the most visual moving ink on the market today. Created by Eric Chien and Luo, Enso is only 7mm thick (thickness of 20 cards), you can easily hide the gimmick in a card box or a notebook. We have a type c charging port