In 1973, with a nod of appreciation to Jeff Busby, the innovative mind of Roy Walton introduced CARD WARP to the world of Magic. It too the community by storm. I can still remember the first time I saw Card Warp performed. It took my breath away! I loved the trick, but was never satisfied with my ending. That has changed now! read more

A one-handed, insanely visual, cover free version of Roy Walton's Card Warp! Sigillum Diaboli is not only a trick title that'll win you a game of Scrabble, it is also the most VISUAL twist on the classic Roy Walton Card Warp routine in existence! Imagine taking a selected card and having it signed. You then draw a mysterious sign onto the selection - the ... read more

Mix the neurons of your viewers! A card game that follows the finger and the eye. In your opinion, it is possible' Well yes. With this turn of Dominique Duvivier, your game will be exactly as you want, but a detail. Without touching! You exit a game from the case. You lay, face up, face down. Nothing unusual. Everything is clear. You then put the game away ... read more

PHANTASM BY JAMIE DAWS - WHAT IS IT' A NEW PIECE OF VISUAL CLOSE-UP & AN IMPOSSIBLE SOUVENIR Imagine taking the classic card warp to exciting new visual extremes. Well this is exactly what Jamie has done! Phantasm looks impossible and the card seems to instantly turn from facedown up to face up and as if this wasn't enough your are left with a weird ... read more

PHANTASM BY JAMIE DAWS - WHAT IS IT' A NEW PIECE OF VISUAL CLOSE-UP & AN IMPOSSIBLE SOUVENIR Imagine taking the classic card warp to exciting new visual extremes. Well this is exactly what Jamie has done! Phantasm looks impossible and the card seems to instantly turn from facedown up to face up and as if this wasn't enough your are left with a weird ... read more

In 1992 Mark devised the original 'Chaos & Order' triumph routine, based on a self-shuffling deck idea that was shown to him by a Chinese magician when he was living out in Hong Kong. A little while later Michael Weber suggested the actual 'Chaos and Order' patter theme, which was incorporated immediately. For a decade Mark performed the routine to a ... read more

Eric's take on twisting the aces. Four cards are used, one at at time the cards turn face up in progressively more visual, and impressive ways. The routine is modular in the sense that Eric provides several ways to do this effect surrounded, and each revelation can be interchanged with any other to suit the style of the performer. Eclipse - The least ... read more

Warp One is a completely re - wired version of Roy Walton's classic Card Warp. The big news? David removes the cover card and performs the entire illusion in full view! NO EXTRA PIECES! NOTHING TO PALM OR SWITCH! NO GIMMICKS! Warp One uses a single card from a normal deck.. . held out at the very tips of your fingers. read more

Whether in his native country or during his many engagements at Caesar's Magical Empire in Las Vegas or at the Magic Castle in Los Angeles, Fenik has long been perplexing some of magic's top names with his Mexican Revolution routine. The effect is straightforward and eye - poppingly visual: four jacks turn face down one at a time, then turn back face up, ... read more

The Ultimate Card Warp! Easy To Do! Special Cards Included! Card Warp is one of the all - time classics of card magic. In essence, a card turns inside - out - half face, half back. Normally, the card is torn in half and left for the spectators to examine, and possibly reconstruct how it's done. Michael Maxwell's Really Warped takes the effect into another ... read more

Meir Yedid's Twist And Shout Trick Quick, Easy and Startling Card Magic! Four face - down cards are pushed through your fist; they turn face - up and face - down, one at a time. First the Ace, the Two, the Three, the Four of Clubs and then the FIVE! Wait, there are only four cards. All four cards are now FIVES! The outstanding part of this routine is that ... read more

The magician displays four face - down red Bicycle cards all of which are the same value. One card is turned face - up and all the other cards magically turn over! One card is then turned face - down and the rest of the cards magically follow again and turn face - down! One card is then set aside and the remaining three turn face - up, one at a time. ... read more

A classic comedy effect with a new twist. Having enticed a spectator up to help you, hand him eight jumbo cards and you say, 'Please give me any four and keep four for yourself.' This done, both you and the spectator carry out some simple movements but, when the cards are counted again, all your cards are face down while the spectator has one face up. This ... read more

Of the five cards (in a card fan) three cards are facing up but when squared and fanned all of them are facing ... read more

This easy(ish) Packet Trick has many phases and climaxes but is fast and entertaining. The final kicker surprise ending is one heck of a surprise. You end clean. Everything can be immediately examined. And, the reset is instant! It can also be performed without a table. The effect is that of a 'twisting the aces' style routine but with MUCH more! Watch the ... read more

Effect: Four blue-backed cards magically turn face up, one by one, aided by a 'Magic Card'. Then all (magically) are shown to have different backs! No Fakes! No extra cards! No switches! No kidding! A very powerful easy-to-do packet card trick. It ends totally clean (all can be examined). It uses regular card sleights, has a fast rest, can done standing and ... read more

Five face down cards are shown. Three are taken out, and then put back in their places face up. The face up cards are seen to be alternated with face down cards. With a snap of the fingers, and without any suspicious moves, the face up cards magically turn face down. Easy to do, easy to set up, no need for a table. Perfect for your card routines and very ... read more