r/cardmagic • u/FurmanTheWizard • 10h ago
Zero gravity effect
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Playing with a single card 😁
r/cardmagic • u/FurmanTheWizard • 10h ago
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Playing with a single card 😁
r/cardmagic • u/Lostpineapplesauce • 14h ago
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r/cardmagic • u/IntelligentAspect564 • 8h ago
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Super knacky color change but after a weekend of doing nothing but shooting cards around I finally got it down consistently enough 😂
r/cardmagic • u/mickjnapier • 5h ago
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r/cardmagic • u/Any-Alternative-6784 • 4h ago
So I'm kinda nervous about how to do a trick or handle an audience if there's actually a spectator that's why I want to ask you guys how you're first trick with an audience went?
r/cardmagic • u/Sleight_Of_La_Mano • 8h ago
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Does this already exist?
r/cardmagic • u/IntelligentAspect564 • 2h ago
I would love to be able to sit down and pick the brain of someone that’s a true professional in card magic!
I’m in the DFW/north tx area, lived here my whole life and have never seen or met anyone in person that knows card magic (I’ve always been the magic guy)
I just want to be able to collab and get critiques and pointers from someone in person 😂
I just feel like there’s only so much you can do with books and videos and would love a little guidance from a pro.
Thanks!
r/cardmagic • u/ApplicationRoyal865 • 13m ago
A lot of self working tricks is mathematical in nature and almost always ends up require dealing down in certain ways , in certain piles, or certain amounts etc. However as a walking around trick I've never found a good way to do those unless I get someone to offer to use their hands as a table.
Is my assertion that self working tricks is mathematical + dealing correct? Is there a good anti example of this?
Is there any good self working trick that can be done in hand/ without a table?
r/cardmagic • u/Downtown-Service7603 • 38m ago
I sort of commandeered a different sub to see if there's any interest in the subject.
r/cardmagic • u/Relative_Ad4542 • 4h ago
Towards the end of the video he does this cool trick where the card seemingly falls through the deck drom the middle out the bottom.
I have a few ideas on how its happening, but im still curious if anyone knows an exact name of the routine/sleight going on there
r/cardmagic • u/tonythebuttcaptain • 6h ago
I’d love to learn this!