Hello I’m Louie and I created Evaporation a little over a year ago to fill a need in my show to make some liquid disappear. I wanted to do a Milk in Light Bulb type effect, but an updated version. Honestly there is no reason for a lamp to be on stage, so I came up with … Continue reading “A bit about Evaporation…”
Hello I’m Louie and I created Evaporation a little over a year ago to fill a need in my show to make some liquid disappear. I wanted to do a Milk in Light Bulb type effect, but an updated version. Honestly there is no reason for a lamp to be on stage, so I came up with a prop that justified having a light on stage, so one problem was solved.
The next hurdle was finding a way to make the liquid disappear. Traditionally most magicians use a Magic Milk Pitcher to make the liquid disappear. For me a Magic Milk Pitcher doesn’t fit the look of the show…and when was the last time you saw anything other than water served in a pitcher? So for me I needed a new vessel to carry the liquid in. I had to decide on if I wanted to try to build a Magic Milk Pitcher gimmick into a bottle or create something new. I went the route to create a different method that would be more situated for a modern performing style.
After many failed attempts I finally came up with a design that worked reliably and had some nice bonus features. For example you can juggle the Evaporation bottle with the gimmick set and then do the liquid vanish…Try that with a Magic Milk Pitcher!
Here’s a the demo video:
I used Evaporation in my show for a year before releasing it to the magic community in November of 2013. The first year that Evaporation was in my show I used it in hundreds of performances across the country and in pretty much every performing condition imaginable. During the early shows using the gimmick I had pretty much everything that could go wrong go wrong, so you could say I worked out all the bugs for you.
I hope you like it!
Louie
www.EvaporationTrick.com
