Tricolour by Simon Lipkin and the 1914

Give your close-up mentalism a vivid colour-prediction centerpiece with Tricolour by Simon Lipkin and the 1914. Participants make apparently free choices with coloured pens, while your predictions and revelations create moments of baffling impossibility—without expensive electronics or sleight of hand.

Use Tricolour for intimate close-up performances, or build a longer routine from its different prediction and drawing effects. The online video instruction covers Simon Lipkin’s signature routine and additional material, including a chair test contribution from mentalist Marc Paul.

• Colour Match: A participant uses randomly chosen pens to colour an image, creating a colour combination you’ve predicted.
• Three Will You: Three pens are placed in separate pockets while your back is turned, then revealed to match their colours to the pockets.
• Colour Dupe: Reveal the colour of a pen used for a secret drawing, then reveal or duplicate the drawing itself.
• Chenvelope Test: In a close-up mentalism routine inspired by the Chair Test plot, three participants make choices involving pens, cards and envelopes.
• Kit and instruction: Includes three Sharpie markers, gimmicks, black Tyvek envelopes and card billets, plus detailed online video instructions and bonus effects. Marker refills are inexpensive and available from stationery supply stores.

With several distinct routines to explore, Tricolour gives you options for building a colourful, interactive set that keeps the focus on your audience’s choices.