WARNING: This is not something we at Pegani recommend for the beginner og the hobby-mentalist. Save your money and buy something else. You need to be an experienced or professional performer, to appreciate this very clever way of doing the perfect peek.

Your spectator makes a drawing on a single piece of card with no need to lean on any writing surface... they then seal it into a regular pay envelope themselves. All whilst you are across the room and facing away... They place this envelope in their pocket with you at a distance and facing away. You know with certainty what they have drawn. Every time.

- Yes, they really do seal their drawing inside the envelope themselves.
- Yes, that very envelope and their drawing go into their own pocket.
- No, you never see their drawing or touch it until after you have read their mind.
- No, they never show it to you.
- No, you are not guessing, this is a real method.
- No, there are no electronics.
- Yes, you can leave the room as they draw and not return until it is inside of the envelope.
- Yes, it is completely self-contained.
- Yes, they can keep everything.
- Yes, you can perform this in any language.
- Yes, it only uses normal office stationary.
- Yes, It is that good!

Complete with a foreword from New York’s leading Mentalist: Marc Salem.

Complemented with additional details shared from Italian professional Mind Reader: Marco Fida.

Purchasers will receive a complete set of professional-grade materials that have been expertly sourced, produced and tested and a detailed and professionally produced instructional booklet.

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"As you know, I have dedicated years of my professional career in an attempt to find the perfect drawing duplication. I believe this is it." - Chris Rawlins

"I'm a fan of Chris Rawlins. He knows how to create amazement and he will inspire you to do the same!" - Marc Paul

"I always love Chris Rawlins’s thinking and CTRL-C is no exception.  It’s one of those methods that make you feel like a spy! Chris has a knack for updating ideas and making them fresh and new.  This one made me say CAPSLOCK-W-O-W" - Eric Dittelman