Experience the Art of Misdirection with French Press

Discover a remarkable blend of misdirection and performance theory in an extraordinary effect. French Press, created by Gregory Wilson and David Gripenwaldt, showcases a signature and date vanishing from a coffee cup sleeve, only to reappear on a sleeve hidden beneath the table where you and your spectator are seated. Gregory Wilson himself has praised this as one of his most powerful creations, and once you perform it, you’ll understand why.

Here’s how it unfolds:

As you notice the table wobbling, you place the sleeve from your coffee cup underneath to stabilize it. You then borrow the spectator’s coffee sleeve, signing and dating it with a permanent marker. In a flash, the signature and date vanish, and the spectator retrieves the sleeve from under the table, finding their signature and date have magically reappeared on the original sleeve.

French Press offers a nearly impromptu vanish of ink that materializes in an astonishing location. The method is not only straightforward but also brilliantly deceptive. Along with mastering the effect, you’ll gain insights into Gregory Wilson’s unique approach to misdirection and audience engagement. This is essential viewing for any serious magic enthusiast eager to elevate their performances. Transform your next coffee break into an unforgettable experience with French Press by Gregory Wilson and David Gripenwaldt.