“Flat Pack packs quite a punch!” – Stephen Tucker
“Flat Pack is cool as Ice. Love it!” – Tony Chris
Inspired by David Regal’s “Sudden Deck” and Stephen Tucker’s “Tardis Deck”.
You display an unfolded card box, and clearly show it inside and out. You then proceed to fold it up, snap your fingers and slide a full deck of cards out of the box! It’s that simple. It’s that effective.
Ten incredible full routines that require NO SLEIGHT OF HAND! Zero Sleights, 100% AWESOME!
Employing both ingenious construction and the cleverest of devious methods, the material in ‘Out Of Sleight’ requires no sleight of hand skills, yet is utterly fooling. Using just some playing cards, a pen and a few business cards these ten routines will arm you with miracles! And with no worries about complicated sleight of hand, you can just concentrate on presenting your magic like a rockstar.
will give you the tools you need to take your skills to the next level, ensuring that your every performance is the strongest it can possibly be.
Just when you thought you had seen it all with a Rubik’s cube, Patricio Terán brings us “Elasticube” when stretching one of the ends the cube remains a single color, this impressive effect was specially designed for television and social networks. However, the 27-minute tutorial also explains an adaptation of the system to a “normal” cube and later its examination.
-very easy to do
-no magnets
you could only learn one coin trick, for the rest of your life. Make sure it’s this.
With Primary Movement, they are holding your wrists, you aren’t wearing sleeves – and they don’t look away.
The coin instantly teleports from your closed fist, into your other, empty hand.
It doesn’t get more powerful than this. A must-learn for any magic enthusiast.
The final lesson of the Chaos project is a Card At Number so chaotic that the only explanation for its method must be magic. In the final lesson of The Chaos Project, Dani DaOrtiz shares a wild trick that is almost an entire show all by itself. Now set up in easy-to-follow chapters of The What, The How, and The Way, learning the magic of Dani DaOrtiz is even easier than ever before.
The What
The magician secretly writes down a prediction on a piece of paper and then turns it face down. The deck is cut and shuffled by an audience member. They take the deck under the table, take a card
In this thought-provoking 41-page PDF, Lewis Le Val explains in thorough detail his practical methods and approaches to what could be considered genuine mind reading and psychic ability.
Some highlights include:
Magic22 Center of Sharing the Latest Magic Trick's
