For the release of the Samsung i8910 Omnia HD Mobile Phone, here is a very clever visual puzzle. There are lots of clues in the clip too!
If you really can’t work it out, the answer is in the clip below:
Advice and Support for Magicians
For the release of the Samsung i8910 Omnia HD Mobile Phone, here is a very clever visual puzzle. There are lots of clues in the clip too!
If you really can’t work it out, the answer is in the clip below:

1) Keep eye contact, keep it simple, be clear in what you are saying, sum up before the effect, take it slowly, be confident From @TMBrainwasher
2) For anyone who wants to get into card magic ‘Royal Road to Card Magic‘ Jean Hugard is a must! From @richardmagic
3) Study magic books first, then move on to DVD’s. Then you get to be yourself not a copy of someone From @AidanHeritage (MoM Note: Many beginners do find learning from DVD’s easier to begin with. However, once you have the basic skills, you will find a lot of original material in books, so don’t overlook them.)
4) Don’t start with JUST gimmicks and gaff’s. Learn stuff with normal cards or coins as well. From @LokiB
5) Read a good book on acting or storytelling. Purchase a magic book or DVD with several tricks instead of just one. From @DonTheo3
6)Stamp your own personality on a new trick, instead of being a carbon copy. From @Stephen_ward
7) Don’t worry about the shaky hands phase. It will pass and you will become the cool, calm, collected magician you wish to be From magicians on twitter @swede1403
8) Learn just two or three simple tricks at first, then you can concentrate more on your performance From @Markcookx1
9) Magic is a form of expression… Present yourself through the effect From @owlmagic
10) Get out of your bedroom and show some real people some real magic! From magicians on twitter @gingermagic
Do you have any tips that the magicians on twitter have missed out? Give your advice in the comments below.
For over a year now, the team at The Merchant of Magic have been using Evernote to make our magic lives easier and more organised by creating magicians notebooks.
On the web it allows you to create, clip, and share notes and see them everywhere. On your phone you can take snapshots, read to-do lists, record audio whenever and wherever you like. On your desktop you can use Evernote to search through all your notes, even find text within images, whether online or off! It’s the perfect magicians notebook.
It’s such a useful tool for magicians, that we thought we would share our top 10 ways magicians can use it..
1) Keep copies of all your booking contracts, so wherever you are, you can see all the details.
2) Clip a copy of all the magic items you own as an instant inventory
3) Clip all the magic items you would love to get in the future (the ultimate want list)
4) Save copies of company logo’s at gigs
5) Save copies of all the business cards you get given, and have them instantly searchable wherever you are.
6) Hear a great one-liner or a routine idea? Save it instantly.
7) Parking your car for a booking. Clip it’s location and you can find in instantly
8) Save copies of all your trick instruction sheets, so you have everything always accessible.
9) A prospective client gives you their telephone number for a booking enquiry – Clip the image into your magicians notebooks in Evernote and you never lose a lead.
10) Save copies of all the magic pdf’s you own, so you have a library of magic to read wherever you are.
To get the Evernote magicians notebook: visit them HERE
How do you use Evernote? Do you use an alternative system for your magicians notebooks? Let us know in the comments below