Rub A Dubstep Project by Chris Mayhew

The Rub A Dub sleight – where a card is apparently thumbed from the deck only to be shown as vanished moments later – is a classic bit of card chicanery. It’s a (rare) move that actually happens under direct scrutiny… and that makes it a powerful piece of eye candy magic. But if you’re only using this as a brief throwaway ‘moment of magic’, you’re totally missing out on a WEALTH of magical opportunity. Enter Chris Mayhew.

We have been HUGE fans of Chris for years. A wicked sense of humour married to slick commercial magic and fresh, exciting ideas makes them our kind of people. And today Chris is taking out another weapon from their arsenal, exclusively for you – the BBM community.

‘The Rub A Dubstep’ sleight is the classic ‘Rub A Dub Vanish’ but supercharged to the MAX. Chris has made it infinitely more powerful by removing it from the deck and allowing you to just hold the card at your fingertips. The attractive thing is that in doing so he’s made the sleight more adaptable to different situations while STILL keeping it easy to learn and execute.

In this download project Chris will teach you this new ‘Rub A Dubstep’ sleight and then show you how to employ it as a Vanish, but also a control, a switch and a steal. Then he’ll walk you through two killer routines and a truly beautiful way to use it with a napkin or tablecloth that we all love!

This project is just like Chris – fun, commercial and likely to make you break out in a grin! The ‘Rub a Dubstep’ is a move just as good for a working magician as it is for a move-monkey.

With this one move you can now make one or more cards vanish, fuse two cards into one, steal or switch one or more cards as you place them on the table – AND MORE.

We’re happy to welcome Chris into the BBM family with this release and we’re excited for you to see it. And remember, this is a BBM Exclusive – you can only learn this HERE!

DOWNLOADS:
Credits
The Rub A Dubstep Vanish
Fusion Routine
As A Control
As A Switch
Napkin Vanish
As A Steal
Anniversary Waltz
Acknowledgements