Absolutely, as a matter of fact, let me dig up some wrist energy right now...

lol....don't get carpal tunnel

Last time I noticed REAL magicians, especially that of the adult breed, do not engage in these ridiculous proclaimed acts of "one-ups-manship" or bravado. Penguin kids looking to show off their bite-out coin after having it two hours? Perhaps. A TRUE magician exhibits nothing but the highest regard for his fellow magic colleagues, and will always blend into the backdrop of the environment when another performer has taken the stage.

You would expect a little kid to run up and say "look what I can do" not a professional, mature, adult entertainer. So I do not know who this "essay" is intended for, but perhaps this is EXACTLY the best place to convey these thoughts, as this would be the place that would have the majority of these kids who most likely embark on these personal journeys of disposition, with showy defiance backed up only by their own false expressions of courage, and insecurities.

So I guess here it is expected, but elsewhere this essay would be chuckled at, and puzzling to many, as it is overstating what is already perceived as obvious to anyone with even half a brain. Perhaps it may also be essay time for me again as well. Although I doubt the many kids here who actually participate in these meaningless, and moronic activities will take a second look at themselves regardless. So I believe it is a lost cause in this case.

what about cave paintings and spear making ??????????

yes as alot have said, good essey...
i bring fourth a few more points for us to do...you being a magician knowing where alot of things go and what happens you forget to clap show appreciation,this should go fourth for any type of art(where appriote) veiw from a critic's p.o.v. but when s/he is finished introduce your self,then there between you and this ladd/lass, decuss what you think could have been done better, more flowing, critec` his act/performace and tell him what he did good what could have more work done to where to slow down and in other parts sped up...it will make him appricate you more for being such a help...
magiceddie88~

Magic is not really an art form in the same way as music, literature, or painting. In fact these three are not always "art", but are often crafts with artistic elements.

Magic is a craft with some artistic elements, but mostly a craft. It certainly was not the first craft or the first art form. In fact it is debatable when "art" first evolved from crafts.