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X Gravedad By Giancarlo Scalia
All Magic Movie
Visible by Craig Petty and The 1914 (ALL 16 Video)
What if we told you that you haven’t even scratched the surface of what’s possible with an “Invisible Deck?”
Don’t get us wrong. The basic “Invisible Deck” routine, where a freely named card is the only reversed card in a deck of cards, is one of the strongest cardmagic tricks you can do. But, Craig Petty, believes there is so much more you can do with an “Invisible Deck”. It’s an incredibly versatile prop with a variety of mind-bending possibilities that have never been fully explored…until now.
Teaming up with The 1914, Craig Petty presents “Visible,” a nearly 5-hour masterclass on using the “Invisible Deck” to easily achieve card magic miracles that were previously only attainable with
Ban Vanish by BH
Loft Change by Christopher Edwards
This is a one handed color change that is reminiscent of Dan and Dave’s Click Change variation with a core method that also allows you to switch cards invisibly at the fingertips. Learn a new force. Learn to do a card transposition that doesn’t use duplicate cards. Visual impromptu card magic with a borrowed deck doesn’t get any better than this.
Spiral by Geoffrey Cheminot
THE T&R CARD HAS BEEN UPGRADED
No gimmicks. No magnets. No threads. Just pure magic.
Imagine tearing a signed playing card into pieces and restoring it right in front of your audience—one piece at a time.
Card-Toon Remastered by Dan Harlan
The most charming card trick in the history of the world has finally become more charming than ever. Featuring brand new artwork created by Dan Harlan to become more visible and magical than ever before, arguably one of the greatest card tricks of all time is back. Animate the ink on the back of a deck of cards so that it predicts a freely named card from your spectator. Bring a stick figure to life and make it the star of the show with Card-Toon Remastered by Dan Harlan.
Here’s what happens:
Z Change by Zaw Shinn
Another visual piece by Zaw Shinn.
The spectator chooses any card from the deck.
The magician rips the corner of that card.
One hand wave, and the corner changes color.
