Card Tricks

Visualism is the debut released of cardistry duo Ben and Ambrose. Hailing from Singapore these young men have been creating and showcasing their unique approach to cardistry since 2010. Project Visualism was originally slated to release in 2014; however due to lost footage the release was sadly canceled.

Recently, while digging through old hard drives, we located the original footage and are pleased to announce that the entire project has been re-edited from scratch and is better than ever.

Without further ado we present Visualism, a collection of 36 eye-catching card flourishes from Ben and Ambrose. Each flourish is showcased several times and taught in slow-motion from

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From Ellusionist and acclaimed performer Wayne Houchin (creator of Sinful, the signed coin through soda can) comes Stigmata.

The spectator thinks of anything. A name. A number. A memory. With the thought in mind, the spectator squeezes your wrist. Tightly.

WITNESS:

When the spectator releases, red marks appear on your arm where they were squeezing. These marks of blood under the skin then slowly, visually, clearly re-arrange themselves into the shape of

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Alakazam are delighted to release the first in a series by John Carey called the Lockdownloads! First up John performs and teaches his five phase card act, Quintet!

Never be at a loss to perform, either via the net or in person. The act consists of five beautiful effects, full of variety that will fool you and delight your audiences!

1. Rock n Roll Aces. A superb ace cutting routine that’s so deceptive , but also very easy to do.

2. Twisting the night away! Carey’s visual twisting the aces is so magical. No false counts. You will use this.

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Released back in 2009, the original “Moment’s Notice” kicked off what became a wildly successful series of impromptu card magic ebooks. Over the years, Cameron has revisited the material from the first booklet and made significant improvements. Now, for the first time on video, comes a collection of all five of the original effects, featuring brand new handlings and, in a couple of cases, completely reimagined plots that look almost nothing like the ones from the ebook.

This is first rate impromptu card magic that’s easy to do, and guaranteed to blow minds.

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Tommy Wonder was an incredible performer, well-known for his smooth sleight-of-hand, masterful misdirection, and devious devices. And now, a modern master of magical creativity shares his favorite Tommy Wonder creations with you as Dan Harlan presents “The Best of the Books of Wonder.” Lesson Nine is Carpenter’s Revenge. Dan Harlan dives back into Tommy’s building for a beautifully visual illusion.

Once again some arts and crafts results in an incredibly cool device. This time, you’ll learn how to make a “quantum field generator” that allows two solid objects to occupy the same space at the

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What Jim Krenz has created is not only a Triumph effect, but a Triumph of method. Its ingenuity and craftiness will astound not only spectators, but you as well when you see it in action.

You will see cards intentionally and fairly mixed face up and face down. The spectator can square the mixed cards. Yet, as you suspect, the deck rights itself to all face down save for one selected card. The amazing thing is that it really looks that clean! In fact, you’ll be able to perform this right out of the box without sleight of hand!

Even better, Jim teaches two incredible handlings: one with a selected card and one with a thought-of card. Yes, we said “thought-of card.”

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The modern-day Card Stab!

Sonic Stab is a versatile card prediction routine with style! With a pair of standard headphones around your neck, you will pick out your spectator’s chosen card every single time. Just toss the deck of cards into the air, crack the headphones like a whip, and watch your audience’s reaction when you stab their chosen card with your headphones!

It is quick to set up, easy to perform, and extremely fun for both performer and audience!

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