AOK 2 by Lewis Le Val

Art Of Knowing (AOK) is considered by professional magicians worldwide as one of their strongest close up mentalism routines.

Five years on from the original release, Lé Val has reinvented his staple mind reading piece and made it even stronger still.

Across two hours, you will be taught:

– FOUR modular methods, suiting all skill levels, to achieve the seemingly impossible task of reading multiple minds in a close up environment.
– The Art Of Knowing 2 Routine.
– How to reveal things that have never been written down.
– How to answer questions in an intriguing manner during Q&A routines.
– How to evade questions you don’t want to answer.
– How to get the audience on your side.
– An incredible amount of tips, tricks and subtleties.
…And much more!
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The Receiver by Jimmy Strange

Two empty cups, connected with a piece of string.

With this, you can transmit your thoughts to a spectator.

And even though you don’t say a word, they will hear your voice.

The Receiver will bring your spectators back to their childhood, by using the Cup and String Telephones.

You can send your thoughts, whether this would be a prediction, revelation or a secret message.

You can send a card value, ESP symbol, shape or object, number or a person’s name, star sign or anything else.

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Invisibag by Joao Miranda and Rafael Baltresca

From the creative minds of Rafael Baltresca and João Miranda comes a specially designed bag that allow the performer to vanish a borrowed object and make it reappear anywhere!

invisiBag is VERY easy to perform with right out of the box and will certainly BOOST your creativity to the next level!

To get you started we teach you two complete and professional routines using invisiBag and a borrowed object.

invisiBag is destined to become a classic in magic and its available in either red and black colors.

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RD Insta by Henry Harrius

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This is, without question, the most visual cube-solve ever created. You hold a mixed cube still, between your hands. And instantly, visually, and without cover, it melts into a solved cube. There are no elastics and no apparent movement. It’s as if the stickers just shift into the right positions. Whether you use this as your Rubik’s Cube routine or simply as the grand finale, it’s a stunning, visually-arresting moment that requires no skill. This looks like a special effect.

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Daniel Madison – Collection

Daniel Madison is a world-renowned Sleight-of-Hand artist, known for his incredible skills with a deck of playing cards.

Having started his career on the darker side of deception and almost losing his life to his obsessions, Madison turned his life around and now offers his own brand of luxurious playing cards as well as training for Magicians in various publications, all exclusive to Ellusionist.com

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The Raven

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Imagine the power of this awesome effect: You show a coin and place it on your spectator’s hand. With complete confidence you wave your hand (fingers open) over the coin…

The coin vanishes right before the spectator’s eyes in one of the most visual moments in all of magic. The best part is, your hands can be shown completely clean!

No sleights, no odd moves. This is truly one of the best investments in all of street magic.

It works with many different objects, not just coins. And in addition to vanishes, you can make one object turn into another object, or shrink a coin into a miniature-sized coin. Many additional effects are possible with bills, matchbooks, and playing cards.

Why we Love it

  • It looks like real magic.
  • It’s a professional effect that’s easy to perform
  • We love blowing away other magicians when we perform the Raven in short sleeves!
  • It’s a great investment because many other effects become possible when you own the Raven.

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D & W (Dani and Woody) by Grupokaps (3 DVD)

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DO THEM WITH TWO OR FOUR HANDS!

In a new monographic work by Grupokaps, Dani DaOrtiz and Woody Aragon cover the fascinating theme of “magic with four hands.” Although these effects could be performed by a single magician, they are designed to be able to be done together with a magician friend, in any time and situation. This work covers the theme of “The magic with four hands”, from different points of view, whether the two magicians participate in the trick, helping each other, or even in the distance.

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Ghost Kiss Psychokinetic Touches & Psychic PK Touches Outdone

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You already know the basic premise of the effect. Somebody feels that they were physically tapped on the shoulder or touched on some other area of their body whilst you stood a major distance from them. As the audience confirms, you never touched the volunteer of the experiment at any time.

No doubt you are also already aware that, in many other effects of this type, you ultimately do have to touch the volunteer — either yourself or using a gimmick under the cover of misdirection. (Such effects include Steve Banachek Shaw’s Psychokinetic Touches, Lior Manor’s Invisible Touches, Peter Turner’s Midas Touch on the one hand, all the way through to D’Angelo’s Touch and Morgan Strebler’s Touched.)

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Mirror Mirror by Think Nguyen

Think Nguyen has taken the classic “Do as I Do” and given it a professional makeover, with a kicker ending that will surprise every audience. Magicians may also be fooled (I was), when they realize there isn’t a second card left in your pocket at the end.

What you’re getting is a polished, professional routine with multiple handlings taught, from easy to advanced, plus bonus tricks that involve PIN codes, and phone numbers.
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