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SamuelJonesMagic New user 25 Posts 
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I bought a tin of carmex lip balm today and it evoked a vague memory of a trick in some book I read long ago that involved said tin. I remember the instructions saying a carmex tin is great because the bottom is partly hollow and you can store a coin in it. So my question is, is this a real memory? Any recorded tricks with carmex tins? I think it's quite a neat and justifiable object and I'm interested in seeing what I could do with it.
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karnak Special user Connecticut 750 Posts
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If the Carmex container has a recessed bottom, perhaps you could adapt some Boston Box routines to use with it?
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SamuelJonesMagic New user 25 Posts
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It turns out the trick I remembered was 'Lip Balm' on page 37 of The Art of Astonishment Book 1.
But like I said, I'm very much interested in any other lip balm ideas since it's such a commonplace item to carry around. |
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gigmaster2001 New user 1 Post
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On Homer Liwags Masterclass from Vanishing Inc you will find a nice Carmex routine.
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Posted: Mar 18, 2024 08:23 pm 