A thought of card is predicted under the fairest and most impossible conditions...with a diabolical ending no one sees coming! Mark Elsdon's BUT NOT HERE is an amazing effect that wows lay audiences and fools the pants off magicians.

This may be the best trick of the year! They choose a card. It becomes a blank. They hold the blank up near their face. You take a photo of their face and the blank card with your cell phone. In the photo the blank becomes

A spectator selects a card, tears it in pieces and keeps one piece for themselves. The remaining parts are burned. Show a perfectly sealed can. A can opener is given to a second spectator and this person opens the can to find a card inside the can…and

A card picked by an audience member, signed or not, is folded and printed on a card. It simply takes a "magic gesture" to visually extract it; a really mind-blowing effect that your audience will definitely not expect. Along

The magician is aided by a small toy car, which never fails to stop at a spectators selected card. This handcrafted, solid walnut car measures 2" by 3" and includes "headlights" and a "spare tire" on the back. Most importantly, however the rubber tires

Justin Flom's "Card Artistry" is an unexpected revelation of a selected card in which the magician turns the deck into a famous painting. It's the rarest kind of magic effect: it captures the imaginations of both magicians and audiences.

A spectator selects a card, commits it to memory and returns it to the pack. From this point on the magician never even touches the deck-the spectator gives them a shuffle and places the deck back into the case. The magician then displays two playing ca

A spectator selects a card from the deck, commits it to memory, and then buries it in the pack. There is no shuffling from this point on. Upon discussing the marvelous new medical benefits that have been made

After you produce some cards, toss them on the table. Cover these cards with a large silk. As you lift the silk you produce a Castle of Cards! Have a card selected, and then it vanishes from the deck! Their selected card appears on the Card Castle.

This is a card-changing prop over a hundred years old, described in Hoffmans Modern Magic. This model is made from spun metal, in a slightly different design. This prop will enable you to change a playing card, visiting card, pay envelope, or any simila