One of the classic introductions to the art, the material runs the gamut with many interesting sleights and routines in addition to a plethora of magical wisdom.
Fingerspelling is a collection of one-handed flourishes created by Tobias Levin and Oliver Sogard. These six moves (OH Tailormade, Skirt, Vesper, Flection, Kpax and Tailspin) are packet-based and have been meticulously crafted with the aspect of practicality in mind. The tutorial features 40+ minutes of in-depth explanations, tips on subtle details that will make your performance stand out, and introductions to the history behind the moves.
Jon Armstrong has made a living with his quick wit and a deck of cards for most of his life and the material in his exciting new DVD series is right out of his working repertoire. Learn how to turn boring card tricks into entertaining card magic!
Jon Armstrong has performed for some of the world’s most prestigious audiences in over 30 countries worldwide. Growing up in Orlando, Florida, Jon became fascinated by the magic he saw in the theme parks around him and dreamed of one day having his own show. This dream came true when Disney asked him to bring his act to Epcot and he became the resident magician at Walt Disney World at the age of 20. Las Vegas was next as Jon became a recurring headliner at Caesar’s Magical Empire. It was also during this time that he started touring around the world as both a performer
Andi Gladwins Meisterwerk für Close-Up und Salonzauberei hebt das Magische Quadrat auf einen neuen Level. Viele Zauberer schließen Ihre Show mit der Vorführung des Magischen Quadrats – und es ist ein würdiger Abschlusseffekt.
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The card-to-impossible-place plot is almost as old as card conjuring itself with the earliest ancestor of the trick we now call the Card To Wallet appearing as “The Card in the Pocketbook” in early magic literature. Over the next two centuries, magicians devised a myriad of ways to create the effect of a selected playing card appearing mysteriously in the performer’s wallet and in this collection, you’ll find an amazing variety of methods for all skill levels. John Mendoza begins with two selections appearing in the zippered compartment of a wallet that was in plain sight throughout the routine – and there’s no palming involved. Likewise, Alexander deCova has devised a way of recreating the famous LePaul effect of a signed playing card appearing inside an envelope and, once again, there is no palming involved. Michael Ammar is next with an extremely logical approach to the
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