A mentalism trick by phone. Ideal for the beginner... as well as for the experienced magician! The spectator chooses a card. The magician calls one "mentalist friend", and without any words being exchanged, he gives the phone to the spectator; to his great astonishment, the mentalist reveals the name of his card! Spectacular and incomprehensible!  

A crazy Triumph. The cards are clearly shuffled face up, face down. Once the deck is squared, the magician shows that it is clear that the cards are mixed face up / face down. And yet, in less time than it takes to say it, all the cards come back in the same direction. Impact guaranteed!  

The spectator shuffles the deck, picks a card, loses it by himself into the deck, and immediately shuffles the deck again. He performs all these actions while the magician's back is turned. Despite these extreme laboratory conditions, the magician not only finds the chosen card, but also shows that he had predicted it in advance. Easy to do.  

Dai Vernon, “The Professor”, said “We stop thinking too soon!”. This trick is a living illustration of that. The beginning is like the original "Impossible Choice" effect: The spectator shuffles the deck, takes a card, loses it himself in the deck, and immediately shuffles the deck. He performs all of these actions while the magician has his back turned. Despite these extreme laboratory conditions, in this version, not only does the magician guess the chosen card, but in addition, he makes it disappear from the deck, and finds it in a wallet that has been placed on the table for all to see from the beginning! Easy to do.  

The "exact" protocol of the "Collector" principle as taught to Dominique by Derek Dingle is scrupulously respected here, namely: - The four Aces are placed face up aside at the beginning of the trick. - Three cards are chosen, and are lost in the deck. - The four Aces are put on top off the deck. - And without shuffling or any other manipulation, the Aces "collect" the chosen cards, i.e. they are found face down in between the four face up aces! This version conceived by Dominique Duvivier is a real miracle!  

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 or in the « secret shop » of Double Fond TV if you have a subscription « I’m addicted to magic »  

A great classic of card magic... An extremely effective trick, which requires a minimum of sleight of hand. The back of a freely chosen card changes color... and its face turns into the card chosen by another spectator. A real miracle!  

Card Technique: This pass is performed under the guise of turning the deck face up and spreading it quickly between your hands, to "show" that the chosen card you just placed in the center of the deck is lost.  

Here is a very strange production of a coin with 2 playing cards. During the performance, you will expose your empty palms... fingers spread. The cards are regular. So is the coin. Can be done surrounded. Very easy to learn. Ideal for very close work.  

A great classic of our Art. The tricks that take place in the spectator's hand always have a strong impact. The spectator closes his hand into a fist. The magician does the same; then he passes the flame of a lighter under his closed hand... and shows that a burn mark has appeared in his palm. By a magical sympathy effect, when the spectator opens his hand, what a surprise when he will see that inside it, there is the same mark! An impromptu trick that is sure to impress your audience.  

The deck is well shuffled by you, then by the spectator. You even end up shuffling the cards face up and face down. Yet, in an instant, not only do all the cards come back in the same direction, but they are completely sorted by suit, from Ace to King. It's magical! But the craziest part is that you don't have to do any difficult techniques - it's all in the tips Henry Evans found. It's genius!  

Dominique Duvivier tells you a story without words: the four aces are lost in the deck and reappear almost instantly. A kind of symphony, both musical and magical. A nice moment of poetry!  

One of the magicians' favorite themes. You put four coins under four cards in the four corners of your magic mat. In a totally incomprehensible way, the coins gather one by one in one of the corners. It's great!  

Gaetan Bloom: " This is also one of my favorite babies, my version of the card caught in the knot of a rope... I started with a complicated mechanism, to eliminate everything and come up with a rather Machiavellian simplicity... and watch out, no forced card, signed, no magnets, and the rope can be given out as a souvenir at the end... a true delight!"  

"Gypsy Thread" is a great classic in close-up magic. A length of sewing thread is broken into many small pieces. The whole thing is rolled together, forming a small ball of thread. The ball is now unrolled and you are left with only one length of thread, the broken thread is completely restored. And the icing on the cake: you can hand out the thread as a souvenir, which will allow the spectator to examine it more closely!  

Dominique Duvivier's presentation of the famous Puzzle trick, in which a piece is added several times, and the puzzle is always the same size each time. In this version, the puzzle is placed in a template which proves that the dimensions have remained the same. And everything is handed out for examination at the end!