Two decks are shown, one red and one blue. Either deck is selected. Any card is freely named from the blue deck, and this card is placed to one side. The spectator opens the red deck and they deal through the deck face up one card at a time. There are

The performer bets with a spectator that he can remove a card from the deck that has the same suit and exactly one-half of the value as the spectator's selection. The spectator selects, uh oh...the seven of clubs.

Chris Congreave's take on the diary effect is an absolute killer! His self-working approach combines the classic diary effect with a card at any number plot. 365 is a commercial, entertaining performance piece and ideal for close-up, parlor or stage.

A small wallet is placed onto the table. You tell the spectator that the wallet contains just three playing cards. The three cards are threes. You now ask the spectator to name any three. Let's say they name the three of hearts--the wallet is opened a

A pair of miniature (about 8" square) fine quality silks, one with a picture of a blank card, and one of an 8D card design on a blue background which you can conceal in a thumb tip. Use this pair of silks, for some offbeat

From and deck of cards, two spectators each select one card and replace them back into the deck which is placed into a handsome plexi card holder. Now without any treads, magnets, or any such things--and without Magi being

From the mind of Nicholas Lawrence comes an ingenious and innovative utility device: TITAN. TITAN is a truly revolutionary contribution to the world of instant, visual "flap" style gimmicks, but it is nothing like what you

This effect is startling and unexpected. The method is ingenious. Yet it is easy to perform, can be repeated and your spectators will be blown away! This is not just another rising card trick. This is magic! The Magician

An outrageous packet trick where four face-up, blue-backed cards magically turn face down one at a time. They then turn face up but…now have red backs. Finally the four red-backed cards turn back to blue but now have totally different faces. Only move

A few years ago Juan Pablo released Torn Card Evolution and revolutionized the way we tear a corner on a playing card. Now, with Juan Pablo's Torn Corner Machine, you can make your own cards! What if it were possible for you to tear