Glasses, Watch, and ID
A modern take on a beautiful and baffling vanishing effect—followed by instantaneous reproductions in impossible ways.
In Practice
Articles focused on rehearsal, technique, scripting, and craft development.
In Practice
Destination, Or How a Book Test Ended Up Becoming the Prediction of a Country
Here is a great twist of a familiar plot, and an excellent exercise in creativity.
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Inventing Magic With Eric Stonestreet: Something for Nothing
The Modern Family actor—and magician—joins creative forces with Blake Vogt to create a fun, funny, and fabulous trick.
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Inventing Magic With Rune Klan: Slush Free
Celebrated magician and inventor, Rune Klan joins the program to create and truly magical way to make water vanish, literally, in mid-air!
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Grandma’s Canisters
A Nest of Boxes variation. Yes, you will need to put together a few things to perform it, but there is a joy associated with that process.
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Spectator Cuts to the Aces
Here is a direct and fun effect that lets you get your audience involved with very satisfying yet surprising results.
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Douglas Cameron’s World Domination
A version of the classic trick—Paul Curry's Out of this World—with a twist that changes everything.
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A Coincidence of Grand Proportions
This is not just any other ACAAN! No, really! This is a great, practical stand-up version that we think you should take a closer look at.
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Coins Across With a Mason Jar
Here’s the background, the crafting, the handling of a classic trick—but with a totally reimagined and refreshed approach.
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Inventing Magic With Hok: Floating Cube
Sometimes it's important to remember that inspiration and ideas can come from places you least expect.
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Blackjack Transpo
This is a great card routine, rooted in a game that almost everyone knows how to play. A neat way to get spectators drawn into your magic.
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Inventing Magic with Joshua Jay: Journey to the Center of the Map
In an one-hour jam, Blake and his friend Josh Jay invent a very strong, yet practical parlor effect.