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a NEW TWO COIN Routine that will melt your eyes and astonish your ears. This has never been taught, or even seen, ANYWHERE before. Now, you can be among the very first magicians anywhere to discover it.
More Plots & Methods by Michal Kociolek
One of our all-time favorite booklets finally gets the sequel it deserves.
Following the success of Plots & Methods, Michal Kociolek returns with More Plots & Methods.
Michal Kociolek is the exact type of creative thinker card magic needs. He loves exploring out-of-the-box ideas that showcase what card magic has to offer beyond the “copy-and-paste” commercial card tricks performed by many other magicians. Not that there’s anything wrong with those effects, but Michal believes it’s also good to sometimes embrace the quirkier elements of card magic.
Nao Card Trick Vol. 1 by Zee J. Yan
Ross Tayler – Parousia – Three Mind Reading Effects with Cards
Mike Powers LIVE 2
“Mike Powers has one of the most expansive and eclectic repertoires in the business; his many creative contributions over the years literally would be impossible to accurately quantify. No matter how long Mike decides to lecture, sadly he’ll only be able to scratch the surface of his knowledge…but make sure you don’t miss it anyway! -Jack Carpenter
“Mike Powers is a legend in the world of card magic, an inventive creator, and a prolific writer. He’s also one of the few people who laughs at my quantum physics jokes. In other words, an all-around outstanding guy.” -Matt Baker
SAD TRIUMPH by Zee J. Yan
THE MOST SAD(SIMPLE AND DIRECT) TRIUMPH EVER!
Uncle Triumph:
Fat Triumph:
What you will learn:
John Bannon – Bandwidth: No No No No No No No Maybe Yes
A BBM EXCLUSIVE VIDEO DOWNLOAD – ‘No No No No No No No Maybe Yes’ is the second release in John Bannon’s killer new series of self-working yet jawdropping card routines. This BBM exclusive video download will absolutely floor people in person, and because you never touch the cards once it also slays over video chat!
So, what’s ‘No No No No No No No Maybe Yes’ all about?
From a borrowed, shuffled deck in use, your spectator peeks a card at a freely-chosen number.
