olume 9 of Semi-Automatic Card Tricks (sans gimmicks).
Contributors include: John Bannon, Gordon Bean, Doug Canning, Mark Fitzgerald, Lionel Gallardo, Mahdi Gilbert, Bill Goodwin, Lewis Jones, Marty Kane, Max Maven, Lorenz Schar, Ben Train, Caleb Wiles, R. Paul Wilson, and Ron Wohl.
Includes chapters that represent the state of the art on Moracle, the Piano Card Trick, and the Losers (lost and found card tricks). One-man chapters by Lewis Jones, R. Paul Wilson, and Marty
Make the time change in a very visual way
CARDS AND CLOCKS IS A NICE COMBINATION TO CREATE THE ILLUSION OF TIME!
INSPIRED IN “THE PERSISTENCE OF MEMORY” OF DALÍ, Luis Zavaleta presents you “JUST IN TIME”
A very visual way to change the time of a clock drawn on a card.
Make a card box visually appear around a deck of cards.
Boxed allows you to make a box impossibly appear at any point in any routine that you do. This is ready to go whenever you want. The Boxed gimmick can be in your pocket or in the deck for as long as you want until the moment arrives for it to appear out of no where wrapped around the deck.
When you purchase Boxed, you will receive an instant download video where Blake will take you through step by step how to build your very own gimmick. The construction is so easy that you will
There are many tricks to bring a card into the box.
but this is something different
This is really a visual card appearing in the box suddenly, and you can see it right away because the box has window holes on both sides
So it looks like the card appears magically either from nowhere
TWO-TWO CARD MONTE : a new twist on the “two card monte”.
A POCKET GAME : after the spectator selects a card and shuffles it fairly. The cardman finds it with the help the spectator’s pocket. I am saying it again : WITH THE HELP OF THE SPECTATOR’S POCKET !
You insert a selection into the deck and leave it outjogged near the bottom. With just a shake, the’ outjogged card rises out a quarter of the way up the deck. It happens again, and again until the outjogged selection ends up on top of the deck.
If you’ve ever wanted to perform Raise Rise but don’t want to break your fingers, this is the perfect trick for you. Even Ray Kosby agrees:
“When I saw Lazy Rise my first thought was ‘I just got put out of business’. It looked just as good as Raise Rise, and could be learned much faster. Great job Chris.” —Ray Kosby, inventor of Raise
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