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About Steve Fearson Entering magic in the early 90's at the age of 21 Steve Fearson won nearly a dozen first place magic awards during his short performing career. He is one of the only magicians to ever win both the IBM and the SAM competitions, receiving first place in both. He was also awarded the coveted Silver Medal from the SAM. The Silver Medal has only been awarded a few times in the history of the contest. The Gold medal has never been awarded to anyone. Soon, Steve parlayed his contest wins into his own magic special. In the mid 90's Steve was the star of the very first television special devoted solely to a close up performer. His one hour long special titled "Mr. Creator" was filmed and televised by the NHK network, the largest television network in Japan. This led to many more performances and television appearances. Within a few years though, Steve decided to retire from the performing scene. Today, Steve Fearson is recognized worldwide by his peers as one of the most creative minds in magic. Several of his marketed inventions have become quite popular, including Fearson's Floating Cigarette which is considered by many to be a modern day classic. You may have seen David Blaine float a leaf on television using Steve's method. Steve is also the creator of Fearson's Fantastic Floatation which was the first close-up self levitation on the magic market and spawned a ton of imitators. It is still a popular item among professionals, having been used on television by numerous performers like the Amazing Johnathan. The creation Steve is best known for recently is The Laser, as performed by David Copperfield in his live tour and on his most recent special. In this illusion, David's body is cut in two in full view with no cover whatsoever! Steve also created the very first pay for download magic shop, DownloadMagic. Today DownloadMagic.com is a great success and is probably the only magic website you'll find that's been mentioned on the Howard Stern show and sports an endorsement from David Copperfield!