A perfect “EDC” opener for any performer.

Brain Teaser is an ideal conversation starter for any mind-reading effect, setting the stage for what you’re about to reveal and offering a glimpse into the workings of your mind. Whether you’re performing for an audience or using it as a clever bar bet, its compact design ensures it fits effortlessly in any wallet or with your keys. It’s the perfect everyday carry (EDC) item, blending intrigue and utility in one unique piece!

Brain Teaser is a sentence where you ask a spectator to count the letter F’s. Many people struggle to see all the F’s in the sentence “finished files are the result of years of scientific study combined with the experience of years” due to a phenomenon known as “in-attentional blindness.” In this case, the brain often overlooks the letter F in words like “of” and “the” because they are common, short words. As a result, people tend to focus on the more prominent or longer words, leading them to miss the F’s. This highlights how our perception can be influenced by familiarity and expectation.

for the cards offer the 2 option designs to choose from:

• Ink blot test design card
• All is Vanity design card

The “ink blot test”, formally known as the Rorschach test, is a psychological assessment tool designed to explore personality traits and emotional depth. Developed by Hermann Rorschach in the early 20th century, this unique card features an intriguing ink blot image, inviting participants to reveal their inner thoughts and perspectives. By interpreting this ambiguous design, you can gain valuable insights into someone’s thought processes, making it a powerful tool for any mind reading effect.

The “All Is Vanity” drawing, created by Charles Allen Gilbert in 1892, is a famous optical illusion artwork that cleverly combines two distinct images into one. At first glance, the drawing appears to be a human skull, which serves as the central focus. However, when viewed from a different perspective or with a fresh look, the skull transforms into the profile of a woman looking into a mirror, thus revealing two images in one. All is vanity remains a significant piece in the realm of art illusions and continues to captivate audiences with its timeless exploration of perception and meaning.