Something very organic and that can be improvised: you spades an apple on a knife and you bite into it... From there, the "bite" will visually travel to another apple, multiply, disappear again etc... It's like the "Snowshoes at the points" trick, but can be done on stage... It's very visual and children especially love it!  

An interlude of parlour and stage magic. This is one of my favorite visual magic sequences. A candle appears and disappears twice with great naturalness and simplicity. The second time this candle turns into a clown's nose. Natural Tenkai palm, misdirection and timing theory explained in great detail with wise comments by Dominique Duvivier.  

When I was a teenager, the Mayette boutique sold a trick called "Céperlé": colored beads, shuffled in glasses, were magically separated by color. It was magical!

I pushed the idea a bit further with everyday objects: a drink and ice cubes!

You shuffle the ice cubes and the whisky (or apple juice) in two transparent cups and, with a single magic gesture, in front of everyone, you separate the cups: one ends up with all the liquid and the other with the ice cubes? Super powerful effect! Our friend Eric Antoine has even adopted the trick...  

Little magic exercise in style! An ace becomes in turn a 2 then a 3 and finally a 4 of diamonds...  

A very nice effect where a card is transformed at sight in your fingers ... Flash and striking!  

With a simple scarf and a rope, achieve a striking effect! You tie a knot on a rope and suddenly a scarf appears tied, trapped on the rope. Striking and very easy to do!  

You show your empty hands and a normal matchbox. With a magical gesture, you make a scarf appear out of nothing! It's incredible!  

All you need is a box of matches to perform this amazing trick. You show your empty hands and a normal, empty matchbox. However, a single magic gesture is enough and you make banknotes appear! It is incredible! To do and to do again!  

One of the favorite themes of magicians. You put four coins under four cards arranged in the four corners of your magician's mat. In a totally incomprehensible way, the coins are grouped one by one in one of the corners. It's wonderful!  

Finally a 100% foolproof solution to never forget the little mouse! You put an empty matchbox under your child's pillow and the coin will appear by itself! Practical!  

One of our favorite tricks in the team! You go to a bar. Beer coasters rest under the drinks of the consumers. You take one at random and tear it up to discover that in that particular coaster is a banknote! It's great and we love this kind of trick that can be done in an impromptu way.  

Would you like to try a sponge ball trick? It's bluffing and easy to do! Here is the effect: you put a sponge ball in your hand and the ball disappears. This effect is amazing! It's up to you.  

For young and old alike, this routine is very ingenious, easy and extremely punchy. A cork stopper cut in four is placed at the four corners of the magician's mat. A piece of cork is covered with a napkin and this same piece disappears to join a new corner... Little by little, all the corks gather in the same corner of the mat!