You have a card selected, signed, this then gets lost in the pack. You produce a set of four of the same cards i.e. - four Jokers. You show the backs to be all blue. One by one each joker turns face up from face down. You then place the four cards in the spectator's hand and ask them to wave their other hand over the cards. One card turns face down. You take the remaining three face up Jokers and show that they have now each turned into a different color back with the words "YOUR CARD IS" and an arrow written on the back of the cards. When the spectator turns the card in their hand, it is their signed card. Very visual and one you will be adding to your act. Also comes with a bonus trick 'Chameleon Deceptions'. A trick where four of the same cards i.e. four Jokers turn from face down to face up. Then by waving over the cards, the backs turn into different colors. You are supplied with all cards needed plus a DVD with full explanations. "If you liked what you saw in the ad trailer, this is exactly that. Nothing more, nothing less. You'll be happy with the method."--Jeff Stone. "Here's a "find a card" trick that is all about the revelation. It's great for walk around and casual situations. "--Wayne Kawamoto. "Your Card Is…a wonderful effect for beginner magicians and those looking for a great little packet trick to amaze their friends with."--William Draven. "...it's a solid routine with a fun and surprising ending. When the card "appears" in the spectators hand following the color changing reveal, audiences love it. Magic that happens in the spectators hand is extremely powerful and Mr. Maidment is very smart for ending his routine this way."--Magic Junkie. "Very nice routines and set of cards."--Doc Johnson. "Here is a cute little packet trick that could easily fit in to any walk-about gig."--Paul Romhany. "This is a very usable and versatile worker which leaves you clean at the end with a quick and easy reset."--Paul Preager. "This is a nice packet trick for walk around magicians. It's a solid routine with a fun and surprising ending, and magic that happens in the spectator's hand is always powerful."--Bob Patterson.