Renelys was Dominique Duvivier's first mentor when he was very young. He used to do a two card transposition and to do so, he used a stripper deck. Dominique explains two ways to do this effect, but with regular cards. To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Isaac Newton has to be careful! Here, it is a pear which is used, for an effect of making a solid go through another solid... in impossible conditions! A nice tribute to the great magician Stewart James, with Gaetan’s “Bloom Touch”!  

A trick you can ideally perform during a meal, for example. Small pieces of paper, stuck on the blade of a knife, appear and disappear at your will. A great classic of impromptu magic.  

The deck is shuffled beforehand by a spectator. A card is placed face down on the table: this is the prediction card. Three piles of cards are freely determined by the spectator. The top card of the first packet is turned over: it is, for example, a 4; the prediction card is shown: it is also a 4! And that's precisely how many spectators there are in your audience! The first cards of the two other piles are turned over: these are the two missing 4s! You have understood that if you had a different number of spectators, for example eight, you would get a four of a kind with 8s. Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The deck is shuffled by a spectator. Two poker hands are determined under "laboratory conditions". However, whichever hand the spectator chooses, he will lose, because the magician will have a Royal Flush in Spades! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Based on a Pavel's trick, but with an unexpected and very funny ending... It's not a miracle,but a great trick for an emcee. If you want a guaranteed laugh... this is for you!  

An impromptu trick par excellence: how to make a coin enclosed in a piece of paper disappear. This great classic is performed without any sleight of hand, and with the most ordinary props: a piece of paper, and a coin.  

A second new way to make canes appear on stage (the first one is already published on this platform). This video contains professional principles: to hide the canes on oneself, to load it invisibly, to blend technique and gestures. These principles are also applicable to objects other than canes! To buy an “Appearing Cane” click here.  

The magician takes out the four Kings from the deck, which he hands out for examination; he explains that these four cards are magic! Effectively, they turn successively into identical kings: Diamonds, then Hearts and Clubs... and surprise, he now has the four Aces in his hands... which instantly turn back into Kings. Finally, the faces of the cards of the rest of the deck having been shown first clearly different... all become identical! We now only have 4s of Diamonds! A festival of effects that proves that this deck really does have cards with multiple faces! To buy: - a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here. - a Set of 52 Identical Cards” click here. - some “Repositionable Adhesive Dots” click here.  

A ring is borrowed, and is slipped onto the handle of a small spoon, which is held by a spectator. Despite these impossible conditions, the magician mysteriously releases the ring!  

One card is freely chosen, and can even be signed. This card is visibly inserted into the middle of the deck... and mysteriously rises to the top! The effect is repeated several times, under more and more impossible conditions, ending with a quite visual and incomprehensible rise to the top! A great classic of card magic. Guaranteed effect! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The "elders" thought that magic could only be divided into 3 families of effects: appearance, disappearance, transformation. In the last century, Winston Freer revolutionized magic by identifying 17 families. Dominique Duvivier developed the concept and today, his work is based on 30 families! This trick is a magnificent "mix of genres". He presents two decks linked by a golden thread, and from there, he develops a whole routine where he invites a maximum of effects, each one as incredible as the other! A fabulous saga that will leave your audience speechless!  

This very old effect has been revisited by Gaetan Bloom. The basic "recipe" of Al Baker's trick has been enhanced with a little extra "Bloom Touch" that gives it such a special taste! A pie tin is blackened with soot. A mysterious inscription appears in this soot... it's the name of the card that has been chosen beforehand by a spectator!  

It's just a gag, a surprise, to slip in when you feel like it... always ready, no reset, but a nice recipe. You produce a slice of sausage from a spectator’s pocket! Then you bite into it, you eat the end... zut! There is pepper! You blow towards the slice, which is restored... and you put it back in the spectator's pocket. That's all: no flap, or rubber band that breaks. Ideal in cocktail conditions.  

The four Kings are shown, and are very clearly placed in different parts of the deck. A magic gesture, and without doing anything more, the four Kings go back on top of the deck. Very easy to do, and very effective! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.

Paul Dassonville's rope routine. Dominique Duvivier performs it at the Double Fond, Paul Dassonville explains his routine. An exceptional document! To buy some rope for magic click here.