Instantly know the exact card your spectator cut to, without ever touching the deck.
You give the spectator a deck of cards – and ask them to spread through it to make sure all of the cards are different. They can even shuffle the deck! You ask them to cut the cards wherever they want – and remember the card.
Black Art is one of the oldest principles in magic. Throughout magic history, this principle was explored in the area of spiritual demonstration and gambling techniques in the early days.
New routines and a special part of DaOrtiz’s techniques.
This new work by Dani DaOrtiz contains 9 new routines, in addition to a special chapter on techniques, which Dani uses in many of his routines. He explains how to blend cartain techniques within the natural context of your handlings.
“I’ve been a fan of Ryan Matney for a while now!”
– John Bannon
US card smith Ryan Matney is truly a master of the self working card trick. His best selling books are stuffed with ‘no sleight – all awesomeness’ card chicanery, and we have picked twelve of his very best to present to you.
Tom Elderfield is the master of gimmicks, and Waves is no exception.
This is a face-melting borrowed headphones through card box effect, that is so deviously simple you’ll be kicking yourself that you didn’t think of it first.
Some people may be bored with card tricks, but believe me — this is not an ordinary card trick!
Your spectator freely selects a card, signs it, and it is placed back into the deck of cards and shuffled. You also select and sign one card, punch a hole in its bottom corner, and tie it with a rubber band. It is then tied to your spectator’s hand so the card cannot go anywhere.
Erik Bedard breathes new life into a rarely seen classic of magic with Punctured, an insanely entertaining 8 to 10 minute routine with a powerful ending that your audiences are sure to never forget.
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