The spectator names five different drawings, which are then sketched onto five blank cards.
A prediction is written on a pad of Post-it notes. The spectator freely selects one of the cards, and it perfectly matches the prediction. For the final climax, the artist reveals that all the other cards are completely blank. The chosen card, with the drawing, ends up being the only real option from the beginning, proving the performer's absolute certainty.
This effect is direct, impactful, quick, and intense, practical for real-world performances, and combines the essence of both drawing duplication and prediction effects in a simple yet powerful way.


Making it unique and impressive.
Key points:
No tricks (just Post-it notes or a small notepad, some blank cards, and a pen)
Can be improvised
Multiple versions taught
Any drawing is possible
No forcing


A true feat of impossible mentalism, leaving your spectators fascinated and questioning whether their choices were truly their own.


Absolute Certainty, by Juman Sarma, transforming free choice into pure inevitability.