The magician shows a case containing loose pieces from a jigsaw puzzle, and places the case on the table. A spectator is asked to freely name any picture card in a deck of playing cards. When the puzzle pieces are removed from the case, and assembled on the table, the selected picture card is displayed on the pieces of the puzzle!
If you are the kind of magicians who love using special gaff cards during shows, the Butterfly Workers Gaff Deck is for you then!
Gaff Caps, from the mind of designer Jared Hansen, allows you to perform astonishing effects that feel totally natural and improvised. After your spectator selects and memorizes a card, you grab a bottle cap from the bar and ALTER the logo to reveal the selection!
Cette carte particulière de Bicycle est un 5 de trèfle mais les indices et valeurs sont flous.
Imaginez qu'une spectatrice choisisse une carte (forcez le 7 de trèfle classique de votre jeu), puis cette carte est perdue et vous demandez à la spectatrice de vous faire un bisou (sur le jeu, sur la main, sur votre joue,... ou vous voulez !). En étalant les cartes, la trace du bisou se retrouve imprimé sur la carte de la spectatrice !!!
Voici une carte particulière possédant un index différent et flouté pour faire un effet de métamorphose. L’intégralité de la carte est un 4 de pique. Un des index est un 7 de trèfle flouté. Idéal pour surprendre vos spectateurs lorsque vous secouez la carte.
There are whispers of a special place in the universe - a place where beings of all forms and functions can gather. Where entities can put aside their grievances, their worries and their insatiable hungers. And, for those who wish, a place to test your skills, your luck. A place to risk the fate of your species!
This deck inspired by the science fiction novels of the 50s and 60s tells the story of the "Galaxia Initiative", a project to colonize another superinhabitable planet at the edge of the galaxy, Terra-2.
A great piece of mentalism! Looks amazing! Audiences will be mystified by your mental powers!
A great piece of mentalism! Looks amazing! Audiences will be mystified by your mental powers!
Fully custom playing cards designed in the UK by Keshav Mongia.Limited to 1,800 standard decks and 200 gilded decks.
There is something inherently luxurious when large sums of money change hands. The Gamblers Playing Cards (Borderless Black) is for those who appreciate the finer things in life.
It is generally understood by the mass population that gamblers cheat. This routine, even though labeled as an expose revealing gambling's biggest secrets, will take your audience down the garden path only to have them find out they have just walked into a tsunami.
A flat circular plastic box has one die inside. The magician shows this, then puts the lid on the box. He tells the number which will be on the top surface of the die, then he shakes the box, opens it and shows he is correct.
Game Over Playing Cards featuring nostalgic gaming console inspired tuck box and fun and colorful custom faces and back.
Game Over Playing Cards featuring nostalgic gaming console inspired tuck box and fun and colorful custom faces and back.
Designed for the modern card player, this simple and elegant back design, featuring the Whispering Imps famous "WI" logo, allows the player to focus on what's really important, the face cards.
Geemini, a vintage style, now available in beautiful green turquoise colr! Limited edition.
GENII - THE CONJURORS' MAGAZINE. VOLUME 83 ISSUE 4 April 2020. FEATURES: Master Payne: Medievalizing the Future by Jonathan Friedman
GENII - THE CONJURORS' MAGAZINE. VOLUME 83 ISSUE 1 January 2020. FEATURES: Yuji Wada: Office Worker by Dustin Stinett
GENII - THE CONJURORS' MAGAZINE. VOLUME 83 ISSUE 6 June 2020. FEATURES: David Goldrake: Irritation and the Pearl by Chloe Olewitz
GENII - THE CONJURORS' MAGAZINE. VOLUME 83 ISSUE 3 March 2020. FEATURES: Lisa Menna: Starting a Superstition by Chloe Olewitz
GENII - THE CONJURORS' MAGAZINE. VOLUME 83 ISSUE 9 September 2020. FEATURES: Kozak: inspired by a true story by Steve Spill Tattoos of a Sacred Journey by Paul Kozak.
Originally published by mysterious bookseller and stationer Charles Hodges of Portman Square, London in the year 1828, they reflect the times. Geographical Hodges, has been restaured to recreate beautiful playing cards and bring them back to life! Limited print.
