Four coins travel one by one from the magician's hand into a glass held in his other hand. To buy some regular half dollars click here.  

The spectator chooses a card from a shuffled deck. The magician draws two cards from the deck: one represents the value of the chosen card, and the other its suit! John Bannon developed the trick based on a Rick Aviles principle, and Dominique Duvivier shares another one of his personal versions, with which you will repeat the effect a second time in a row! Success guaranteed! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - a Mini Duvivier Wallet click here.  

The magician displays three half-dollars and one Chinese coin. The latter is a particularly charismatic coin, not only because of its eye-catching appearance, but also because of its ability to draw the other coins towards it! To buy: - a Chinese Coin dollar size click here. - some regular half dollars click here.  

The spectator chooses a card from a shuffled deck. The magician draws two cards from the deck: one represents the value of the chosen card, and the other its suit! John Bannon developed the trick based on a Rick Aviles principle, and Dominique Duvivier shares yet another of his personal versions. To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

Jacob Daley's method for performing a "Triumph". Simple, effective and convincing. To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

One of the favorite themes of magicians. You put four coins under four cards arranged in the four corners of your magician's mat. In a totally incomprehensible way, the coins gather together one by one in one of the corners. It's wonderful! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - some half dollars click here. A voir aussi : - a close-up mat click here.  

The spectator chooses a card from a shuffled deck. The magician draws two cards from the deck: one represents the value of the chosen card, and the other its suit! John Bannon developed the trick based on a Rick Aviles principle, and Dominique Duvivier shares his latest personal version. To buy a regular deck of cards click here. >  

Under the pretext of learning to juggle, the magician makes five coins appear one by one, only to find that he's stuck with magic rather than juggling. To buy some half dollars click here.  

Three ropes of different length change size, and become identical... then return to their original size. Everything can be examined at the beginning and at the end. This is one of the greatest classics of magic. You can perform the trick in all conditions: close-up, parlour and stage. Success guaranteed! You can buy “Professor’s Nightmare” in our magic store Mayette: https://mayette.com/en/tours-de-magie-faciles/1591-professor-s-nightmare  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). A spectator locks a die in a box, without knowing which is the top face. A prediction that had previously been placed in plain sight is shown: it is indeed the face of the die that has been predicted! Another jewel of craftsmanship!  

The magician draws the following five cards from the deck: Ace, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Spades. He then performs an Ambitious Card routine successively with each of these cards, ending with a stunning climax! A true miracle! Credits of the trick : This is Larry Jennings' "Ambitious Classic" routine, described in "Epilogue" Special #3, part 2, and later, in a reworked version, in The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings, published in 1986 by L&L Publishing. To buy a regular deck click here.  

Card technique: how to secretly fold a card into quarters. This versatile card fold is used in a variety of card tricks, particularly those where a signed playing card ends up in an impossible location such as "Card to Mouth", the various “Mystery Boxes”... To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

The spectator chooses a card, which is lost in the deck. A magic pass, and a card mysteriously turns up face up in the center of the deck; but against all odds, it is not the one chosen by the spectator: it is the 5 of Hearts. The magician then counts the cards one by one from the 5, and the fifth one turns out to be... the chosen card. The four cards that were counted to get to the 5 of Hearts are turned face up... they're the four Aces! And as the icing on the cake, the magician shows that he couldn't have done it any other way, since the other cards in the deck are shown: they're all blank! A completely automatic trick, but devilishly effective! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - a blank face deck of cards click here.  

"Old wine in new bottles". Seen from the "Spectator" side: "Chinese Rings are one of the leading tricks in stage magic. The effect of matter penetrating matter has always intrigued even the most discerning spectators. Everyone who attends a stage magic show looks forward to experiencing this striking effect again. It's an absolute killer! From the magician's point of view: That's the hard part! You have to work hard to master the trick, the rings weigh a lot, and let's not forget the noise! The solution: The "Silent Linking Rings"! To buy the trick click here.  

Peter Din is a specialist in magic for kids. In this interview (in several parts), he answers the question: Why magic for kids? More than that, he explains the “how”, and his vision of this particular type of show. This routine, in which he makes flowers appear at his fingertips, allows him to show his character to his audience of children, to confirm the fact that he is a magician. To buy the trick click here.  

The magician draws four cards at random from the deck, and instantly transforms them into the four Aces! Simple, neat, but devilishly effective! To buy a regular deck click here.