The long-awaited comeback: Wayne Fox’s Not So Sharp 2.0 is here!
Wayne Fox’s popular Sharpie illusion is back in a revamped and improved version, produced by the TCC Team.
Imagine this: you take a Sharpie pen, magically roll it up into a ball, slap it flat on the table, and then stretch it back out into a regular Sharpie!
✨ Perfect addition to your Sharpie routines
Not So Sharp 2.0 is the ideal gimmick for magic acts where you use a regular Sharpie—such as a card trick where the spectator has to sign a card. At the end of your performance, casually take the pen in your hands, roll it into a ball, magically transform it into a flattened ‘splat’, and then stretch it back out into a regular Sharpie. Surprise guaranteed!
Use Not So Sharp 2.0 as a standalone act or as an original twist within your existing routine. Play flexibly with the shape of the Sharpie—whether you opt for the full transformation or just a striking visual moment.
High-quality gimmicks for a realistic effect
The gimmicks are crafted from high-quality resin and carefully designed to create a lifelike texture and shape. The design closely mimics what a piece of clay looks like when you roll it up or flatten it on a table.
Learn from the master himself
In the included tutorial, Wayne Fox explains step-by-step how to use the gimmick effectively. The techniques are simple, practical, and ready to use—even for beginners.
What’s in the box?
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Two Not So Sharp 2.0 gimmicks
Note: A regular Sharpie pen is not included.








