One of the best and updated effect on drawing duplication. The method is well polished with improvements of great mentalists from Corinda,Annemann,Anderson,Bob Cassidy and Luke Jermay. Chris Rawlins did a great job. But why he speaks so fast? I'm fluent in english, but as a foreigner, I enjoy to learn the explanation as clear as possible to understand the effect in detail. I could not hear his comments about B. Cassidy because the audio and words are not clear enough. But the most annoying issue of the vídeo is the high-volume of the background pop-rock music on the full lenght explanation. This is nonsense, why do you need music to disturb and make more difficult to understand the words and explanation of the effect? Penguin could take this as a rule, the magicians code should advert that explanation audio must have not music on the background!

When I saw the uncut performance, the dirty work was just so obvious to me, that I don't feel really comfortable doing it. Or at least yet.

I know we magicians notice things that the layperson won't. But I'm not an expert and my guess on how it was done was correct. I thought about doing the same kind of thing before coming accross this trick. But the exact handling is well done, though, and clever. Probably better than what I could have think of I guess.
For the price I think it's good purchase for people into that and people who want to gather as much info on the subject as they can.

I saw a lot of people complain about the 43 minutes lenght. I don't, I mostly enjoy long videos, I find they allow diving into the idea, specially with mentalism. They're still way quicker than reading a book.. When I buy videos that are too short I always have the impression that they lack something. I like getting the creator's take on as much elements as possible. I'll then keep the ones I think are Worth, and let the rest aside.

Misdirection and practice will make this trick quite good. But IMO, 4 & 5 stars tricks must fool magicians, and it didn't fool me. But that's just me..

Good solid trick with no gimmicks really and one super easy sleight (as in super super easy). Nothing to "make" just a few things to get which will cost maybe a few bucks at most so yeah, great mind reading trick. My ONLY negative is how loooooong these tutorials are becoming for something that literally you can do about five minutes after you know the secret. 43 minutes of video, took about 25 minutes to get to the reveal with multiple repeats of each steps and explanation which was too much in my opinion. I like the quick 15 minute video's, that's just me. That's the ONLY reason I gave four stars, if it had gotten to the meat and got me working quicker five stars. I'd buy this trick again, just giving my opinion for "get to the point" video's.

Here's a drawing duplication using an old Bob Cassidy idea. It's excellent because the items used are completely ungimmicked. How do you learn what the spectator has drawn? The method is slick and ingenious and owes a debt to Tony Corinda, Ted Annemann, and George Anderson.

Chris is a good teacher, with exceptionally good instructions on how to do the routine. With a little practice, you'll be killing people with this. At $9.95, its a great value.

Sorry to say but just get any fundamental mentalism effect about billets and envelopes. This is really disappointing and it is not worth your money.

Chris has created an elegant method to peek what a spectator has written. Using standard office supply items, this is a straight forward method that can be carried in your pocket to perform at a moments notice.

There are no gimmicks and it is not very difficult to perform. Priced at just under $10.00 for the introductory price makes this a no brainer as a purchase.

...when I saw his s****h.

There's no motivation to even momentarily hide the original.

And why is he changing hands holding the original? I can't understand why he's unaware of this glaring deficiency.

I haven't even done the trick yet and already love it, what a slick method! 5 stars, this trick will take a little practice but well worth it.....

If you are willing to take the time to practice this enough to get it right, I think that it is worth the $ and the time to do it.

I think this may be the best "peek" I've ran across in all my years. Slick, and easier then the "pad" or "center tear", and the slights are all so natural, no one would suspect a thing. The video is rather long, and I still haven't gotten it down "pat", because I have not had time to shop for the envelopes because I got injured in a fall, and have not felt well enough to be driving around. If you need to get a good look at something, with this, you can see the WHOLE THING.