Ran Pink – Think Pink

Ran Pink – Think Pink

Check it out: Ran Pink – Think Pink

In 2004, Think Pink was a pamphlet. In 2006, it was a 200-page hardcover book. The Complete Edition of Think Pink sold out to magicians and mentalists around the world.
Now it’s finally time for the eBook! Imagine being able to divine something a person is merely thinking of, under test conditions, using just a piece of paper and a writing utensil.
The complete Think Pink contains more than beautiful techniques — it is a dissertation on the psychology and process of using this special method, which can be applied to so many mentalism routines.
The illustrations and text make the learning easy and fun. Ran has also included routines and ideas from some of today’s top innovators in mentalism including Andrew Gerard, Greg Arce, and Kenton Knepper.
With 11 premises to apply the techniques, you’ll be doing new and different effects, all using the same invisible method.
More Latitude
The spectator writes in the center of the paper; no funny drawings or constricted areas are needed. Think Pink allows you much more freedom of hand movement and timing than any tear ever. Peek the writing whenever you wish. The writing is always face up when read.
More Freedom
The moves are simple, natural, clean, and you are angle free. Think Pink can be done surrounded, close-up, standup or onstage. No stealing, no palming, no sleights! No awkward hand positions and no unnatural tears. It’s all normal moves and it’s all easy.
Prior to Think Pink, business cards were the most difficult items to use for the Center Tear/Peek. Yet, business cards are the most convenient paper to use. Think Pink was especially created for use with business cards. Now you can pick up any business card anywhere and launch into your amazing demonstration of mental abilities.
Think Pink is perfect for spontaneous amazement anywhere, everywhere. It is equally effective using Index cards of any size; 3×5 for close-up and standup, even 4×6 cards can easily be used on larger stages. Works perfectly with square-shaped paper and sticky notes, too.