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Liquid Spectrum

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$56.25 $75 In stock

Category: Tricks

There’s magic, then there’s Tobias Dostal’s magic - Where everything you thought you knew, gets thrown out the window.

Liquid Spectrum is Tobias’ take on the surreal - where objects melt, morph, and bend to your will. The same man who manipulates shadows has taken his talents to liquids... And what he created is going to wreck your mind.

For years, Tobias has teased these liquid miracles at conventions, whispers of magic that shouldn’t be possible. People doubted it. Thought it was a myth. We’re here to tell you, it’s real. And now it’s finally available to you.

Squeeze ink from a Sharpie—right in front of their eyes—and twist it into a solid pen cap like you’re re-writing the rules of matter.

Squirt some ketchup or hot sauce on the table, then dip a stick into it & it becomes a lollipop.

Melt a lighter into a pool of plastic, watch it deform in your hand, and then twist it into a rubber duck.

Defy science by bleeding and forming it into a rose.

Pour someone’s drink, then rewind time as the liquid crawls back into the bottle.

Deform solid metal with empty hands - then form it into a real coin.

Plus soooo much more! 

This isn’t just one kind of trick. Liquid Spectrum is the most-anticipated release in Ellusionist history - and it's a full project on manipulating, melting & morphing liquids. 

Everyone's heard about it, but nobody owns it... Yet.

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Adam D. ★★★★★

I wasn’t sure a single trick could make me question reality, but the way objects melt and morph in this routine is genuinely unsettling in the best way. The handling feels smooth and natural once you get the rhythm down. It’s one of those rare effects that leaves both magician and spectator equally

Madison W. ★★★★☆

The way the objects seem to melt and reshape mid-air is genuinely unsettling, and it's fooled even my skeptical friends. Only giving four stars because the handling takes a bit of practice to get the timing right, but the effect is worth it.