Always with moderation, and most of the time, without any warning.
In fact, I always carry at least two on each arm and one on my neck.
I've even worn them all over my body.
At Barra nudist beach (in Cangas), people were blown away when I made their cigarettes or bills float at the beach bar. Obviously, being completely nude, no one could tell me, "You've got something on you."
People were instantly baffled, with a look on their faces like they'd spend days still wondering what just happened.
You do the levitation casually (while drawing the attention of someone nearby) and as if it were the most normal thing in the world, you just go on with your business... or you leave... or if they approach you to ask, you can do some card routine, some close-up work, or mentalism with a Nail Writer... it all depends on the vibe you get from the person or people who approach you (if they're looking for trouble – you get all kinds – then a smoke bomb is your best bet, haha).
It's something every magician should have because it offers a lot of versatility.
I REPEAT, and I can't stress this enough: don't overuse the effect, especially with levitations.
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I love them. I use them almost every day.
Always with moderation, and most of the time, without any warning.
In fact, I always carry at least two on each arm and one on my neck.
I've even worn them all over my body.
At Barra nudist beach (in Cangas), people were blown away when I made their cigarettes or bills float at the beach bar. Obviously, being completely nude, no one could tell me, "You've got something on you."
People were instantly baffled, with a look on their faces like they'd spend days still wondering what just happened.
You do the levitation casually (while drawing the attention of someone nearby) and as if it were the most normal thing in the world, you just go on with your business... or you leave... or if they approach you to ask, you can do some card routine, some close-up work, or mentalism with a Nail Writer... it all depends on the vibe you get from the person or people who approach you (if they're looking for trouble – you get all kinds – then a smoke bomb is your best bet, haha).
It's something every magician should have because it offers a lot of versatility.
I REPEAT, and I can't stress this enough: don't overuse the effect, especially with levitations.
Are there any tips or techniques to get better with loops and use them more smoothly?
My apologies, I'm not entirely sure I understand your question.
Are you asking about specific effects or techniques that use loops, or more about handling them?
Or better yet, what exactly are you trying to do? :slight_smile:
If I can help, I'd be glad to.