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Description – Patrick G. Redford
A natural word divination of any word found in the description on the back of a box of cards. It works every time. Description is a proudly crafted effect using nothing more than the card box, a pen, and an audience.
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Digital Force Bag by Nick Einhorn & Craig Squires (App+PDF+Video)
This app is a unique digital tool for the serious mentalist or magician and is available for entertainment purposes only.
DFB has been designed to allow the user to force any one of 100 items.
It is easy enough for an eight-year-old to operate but useful enough for the
world’s greatest magicians!
Cube Cards Remixed Upgrade Edition by Kev G
“A wonderful routine that’s easy to do and excellent for table hopping”
– Takamiz Usui
“A logical and brilliant routine using only 1 cube that’s perfect for close-up”
– Kieron Johnson
MC Sandwich by Mickael Chatelain
Mickael is well known for his new automatic and visual effects.
With MC SANDWICH you realize a classic card magic effect.
A classic effect you hear me say?
But we believe the method used will surprise you. This method does not stop a sandwich effect.
Subterranean Deceptions by Mike Pisciotta
TWO TIME CLOSE UP MAGICIAN OF THE YEAR!!!
“Mike Pisciotta is the hidden gem of the Magic Castle. Now, less hidden.” -Max Maven
“I have a very short list of performers I could watch rock a crowd forever. Mike Pisciotta is on my top five list.” -Eric Jones
“The World Famous Magic Castle bar-magician-extraordinaire, Mike Pisciotta, is (to my consternation) sharing a routine that, so far, he’s only taught to me; and now, with you, “The Devil Makes Three.” -Paul Vigil
Six Outs By Blake Vogt
When Blake performed his routine with “Six Outs” at Magifest 2019, a packed room of hundreds of magicians audibly gasped. It seemed too impossible, almost as if it was stooged… but it wasn’t.
“Six Outs” is a gimmick which allows you to reveal six totally different pieces of information on what looks like a single sheet of card.
Hands Off (Any card at any number) by Patrick Redford
Using his original effect Auspicious Coincidence as a jumping off point (Mendacity, 2005), Redford has taken his Any Card at Any Number to a whole new level.
Someone names (really) any card, another (really) any number. The performer asks if it would be impressive if that card were found at that number in the deck of cards he’s been holding with a death grip. The audience of course agrees, but the performer admits it wouldn’t be very impressive as he’s been holding onto the deck the entire time and could have done something sneaky. What would be more impressive is if that card was found at that named position in a deck of cards that the performer’s gone no where near. Better yet, its been in full view since before the effect began.
