The Walker-through-Walls is a short story written by Marcel Aymé, about a man who could walk through walls. The story is illustrated here with playing cards. The Walker-through-Walls, represented by the Jack of Clubs, is enclosed between the two Jokers representing the walls. On several occasions, he walks through these walls, sometimes instantly, sometimes gradually! The effect is extremely visual. To buy some normal cards click here.  

An impromptu trick with everyday props that can be borrowed: two paper clips and a banknote. The two paper clips will link together in a mysterious way!  

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!  

Every great artist has his truth... Before understanding the secret of his magical art, discover Eddy Taytelbaum in this presentation video which will allow you to learn more about him and his specialty.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains his close-up routine. This routine is performed with four small rings, specially adapted to this type of configuration. To buy a "Chinese Rings for Close-up" click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. He describes here a lovely flourish for linking, then releasing a ring on a chain of three. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains his stage routine. This routine is performed with three large rings, specially adapted to this type of configuration. You can buy the "Super Locking Rings" click here.  

The "Linking Rings" close-up version, with three bracelets... that are handed for examination at the end of the trick! A killer!  

The "Bloom Touch" version of this classic close-up trick. A card is chosen, torn up by a spectator, who keeps a piece of it. The other pieces are placed in the magician's pocket. A coin is borrowed, signed by another spectator, and placed in the magician's pocket. The magician then takes out of his pocket two wooden plates linked by rubber bands. The spectator removes the rubber bands and between the two plates, the spectator's card is found, which has been restored; but a piece is missing... which corresponds exactly to the one the spectator had kept. The climax is crazy: the spectator feels that there is something inside the card: he tears it up, and in its "entrails" there is... the signed coin! A real miracle. To buy an “Intercessor” click here.  

Two metal cups are displayed. The magician magically makes one cup pass through the other. The illusion is stunning! This is a perfect introduction to your cups and balls routine.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains the Odin count, which is a technique that allows you to secretly exchange two individual rings for a chain of three rings, when you just seem to be counting three rings one by one. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, we have fun with the humorous outtakes during the shooting of "The Waterfall", previously described on this platform. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains Odin’s stage routine. This routine is performed with eight large rings, specially adapted to this type of configuration. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains Dai Vernon’s stage routine. This routine is performed with six large rings, specially adapted to this type of configuration. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here.  

One of the great classics of magic brought up to date. From the "Spectators" point of view: "The Linking Rings" are among the most important tricks in stage magic. The effect of solid penetrating solid has always intrigued even the most knowledgeable spectators. It is an absolute "killer"! From the "Magician" point of view: It's a hassle! You have to work hard to master the trick, the rings weigh a lot, and let's not talk about the noise! The solution: "The 21st Century ribbons". The trick is easy to do, the props are light, and there is no noise! And the effect is guaranteed!  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he covers the generalities: various conditions (close up, parlour, stage), various number of rings, different ring sizes. In addition, he gives you some good advice on how to choose, and even compose, the routine of your dreams. In other videos, we will discuss routines adapted to close-up, parlour or stage conditions. You can buy " Chinese Rings " by clicking on the following links: Linking Rings for Close-up Linking Rings for parlour Linking Rings for stage