Slow Filtration
A single coin slowly melts through the surface of the table before landing with an audible clang in a metal bowl held beneath the tabletop.
Deep dives into method, theory, and trick mechanics—for members only.
A single coin slowly melts through the surface of the table before landing with an audible clang in a metal bowl held beneath the tabletop.
A new way of presenting walk-around magic—without walking around.
Reaching out to an international group of friends creates a wonderful collection of global magic.
A rising card routine with a practical method and an intriguing presentation.
From cruise ship performances, to being “at the ready,” to magic with coins.
An impromptu transposition of two cards, with one card sealed inside the card box.
A spectator is given the intuition to find both a freely named and a selected card from a shuffled deck.
Markus Zink shares his idea to use a simple prop in the Paper Balls Over the Head routine.
The spectator’s cigarette starts to smell and taste of menthol instead of tobacco.
Your character should drive every choice you make and your choices should inform your character.
Pete McCabe explains how to make an audience love a trick like you do.
Sometimes things go very right, sometimes, not so much.