The deck undergoes a stunning transformation from blue to red, and the ink on the cards mysteriously disappears. This captivating multi-phase routine, known as Defaced by Martin Braessas, will leave your audience astonished. Here’s how it unfolds:

The magician begins with a blue-backed deck, inviting a spectator to select and memorize a card before it is lost among the others. With a flick of the wrist, the magician turns the top card, creating the illusion that the entire deck is face up. A snap reveals that the deck is indeed face up, except for one card—the spectator’s selection. This card is placed face down on the table, showcasing its blue back. When the deck is flipped over, all the blue backs have magically changed to red. The selected card is then turned face up, reinforcing its significance. Finally, as the deck is spread face up, it is revealed that every card is now blank, leaving only the spectator’s chosen card printed.

Defaced includes a specially designed deck that simplifies the performance, making this intricate routine as effortless as spreading cards. No deck switch is necessary. With detailed instruction from Erik Tait, you’ll master both the original and an advanced handling perfect for social media. Defaced is a striking color-changing deck effect that stands alone as a complete routine. Delight your audience with the mesmerizing performance of Defaced by Martin Braessas.