One of the favorite themes of magicians. First, you make four coins appear under four cards. These coins are then placed in the four corners of your magic mat, each covered by one of the cards. Magically, the coins gather one by one in one of the corners. This effect is performed a second time, and at the end, when all four coins are under the same card, they mysteriously return to their original position - a single coin under each of the four cards! Superb! To buy: - some half-dollar coins click here. - an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

The magician and spectator each choose a card. For example, the magician thinks of the Ace of Spades, and the spectator thinks of the 2 of Hearts. First, the magician magically finds his Ace of Spades... and sends it into the spectator's mind! When the card is turned over, it's now the 2 of Hearts... and the Ace of Spades has disappeared from the deck, since it's now imprisoned in the spectator's mind! Everything is handed out for examination. To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

A trick as poetic as it is spectacular. A paper ball wiggles magically in the air at the magician's command. The effect is mind-boggling! To buy some Invisible thread, click here.  

Card technique: With this technique, you'll not only be able to perform a double lift, but you'll also be able to transform the card shown into another in the same move. An instant transformation that's as visual as it is powerful! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

This parlour/stage routine for all audiences (children and/or adults) will enable you to present a 15-minute magic sketch with a succession of effects following on from one another to form a coherent whole: card chosen, lost and found, prediction, torn and restored card, object in a balloon. A delight for your audience. To buy: - Red Jumbo decks click here. - Sculpting ballons click here.  

The Walker-through-Walls is a short story written by Marcel Aymé, about a man who could walk through walls. The story is illustrated here with playing cards. The Walker-through-Walls, represented by the Jack of Clubs, is enclosed between the two Jokers representing the walls. On several occasions, he walks through these walls, sometimes instantly, sometimes gradually! The effect is extremely visual. To buy some normal cards click here.  

Ludovic Mignon, the editor of this exceptional book, interviews Dominique Duvivier about his background, his inspirations, his approach to magic, his interactions with his daughter Alexandra, and answers questions from various magicians ... This book describes some twenty previously unpublished tricks for fans of card magic, coins and wallets. The rich and varied content will delight both amateur and professional magicians alike. Enjoy this interview in three episodes. To buy some normal cards click here.  

Dominique Duvivier performs one of Eddy Taytelbaum wonders (no explanation). A coin magically disappears while encased in a magnificent jewel box. And of course, it's about to reappear!  

Jean-Pierre Crispon describes the Topit he designed to best achieve effects using this type of accessory. The Topit is a versatile prop devised to assist the performance of magic effects. It is a large pocket which is secretly fastened to the inside of your jacket. You will be able to make everyday items vanish and reappear before the very eyes of spectators. There is something very powerful about making an item that a spectator has touched and used, disappear in front of him. To buy the « New Topit JP » click here.  

This effect is one of the great classics of stage magic. Three silks are tied together and three more are left loose. The knots "travel" (or disappear) from the first set and return (or are found) on the other set. In the end, they are all mysteriously separated... and instantly find themselves all tied together again! Here we describe Paul Potassy's legendary version. To buy some silks click here.  

The magician shows the 8 of Spades, and puts it down on the table: it's the card that finds selected cards! Three cards are chosen, and are clearly lost in the deck. Thanks to the 8 of Spades, the magician will find the three chosen cards in an unusual and astonishing way! To buy: - an ordinary deck of cards click here. - only one ordinary card click here.  

In his personal version of the "Disunited Trios" trick, Olivier Bridard offers us a multi-phase routine where the three of a kind in Jack, Queen and King unite and disunite again and again ! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Dominique Duvivier offers a variation on the classic "2 Red Kings" by Larry Jennings. Two red kings sandwich a freely chosen card. The card dematerializes in the magician’s fingers then reappears face up in the face down deck. To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

As a bonus to the "Topit" publications, here you can learn how to produce a large-volume object, such as a grapefruit or a jumbo die! The Topit is a versatile prop devised to assist the performance of magic effects. It is a large pocket which is secretly fastened to the inside of your jacket. You will be able to make everyday items vanish and reappear before the very eyes of spectators. There is something very powerful about making an item that a spectator has touched and used, disappear in front of him. To buy: - a classic Topit (“Escamoto (Topit)”) click here. - a « New Topit JP » click here.  

This version continues the theme of "The Biddle Trick" and "The Card in Pocket". We've all heard of the classic "Biddle Trick"! But when the Biddle move isn’t used and the card travels everywhere, it's not so classic. It's your turn to travel! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

Four aces turn one by one into four kings. The effect is clear-cut and highly effective! To buy some normal cards click here.