Keep your audience volunteers in position with Stand Still Spots from Wonder Imagery. Place these colorful spots onstage to give each helper a clear visual cue for where to stand.
Instead of repeatedly telling someone to move a little left or right, simply ask them to “stand on the blue spot!” They’re especially useful for routines involving several volunteers, helping you arrange your helpers while keeping the show moving.
A practical accessory for magicians, children’s entertainers, clowns, and other performers who bring audience members onstage.
Includes six spots—one of each color:
Yellow
Orange
Red
Green
Blue
Purple
Use them for magic routines, audience participation, games, or rehearsals. A simple addition to your show that helps your volunteers know exactly where to go!
A playing card takes an unexpected turn when its missing corner begins to move!
You tear a corner from a card—but the torn section suddenly jumps to a different corner, then moves again. For a final surprise, the piece you removed still matches the tear.
This unusual card effect puts a visual twist on torn-card magic, giving your spectators something surprising to follow at every step.
A torn corner apparently travels twice.
The removed piece still matches.
Fun to make and easy to perform.
Available as a video download.
Ready to add something unexpected to your card magic? Find this download and explore more magic at www.magiciansmagicshop.com.
A playing card becomes a coin in an instant—that is the visual premise behind MORPHED by Big Rabbit, an instructional video download designed specifically for social media magic.
The transformation brings together two familiar objects in one unexpected moment. According to the supplied product description, the resulting coin is real and examinable, with nothing attached to it.
A Transformation Created for the Camera
MORPHED is intended for social media use only. That limitation matters: magicians should approach it as material for recorded content rather than assume it is suitable for live close-up or walk-around performances.
For creators making short magic videos, the effect offers a straightforward visual hook. Viewers recognize a playing card, then suddenly see a completely different object in its place.
The advertised method uses no reels, no flaps, and no CGI.
Product Highlights
A visual playing-card-to-coin transformation.
A real, examinable coin at the conclusion.
Nothing attached to the coin.
No reels, flaps, or CGI.
Instructional video download.
Designed for social media only.
Exploring Visual Magic
A transformation gives a short video a clear before-and-after structure. Presentation, framing, and timing can help make that change easy for viewers to follow.
Readers interested in another project involving visual coin magic can explore our OneFly by Pieter Hofstra coverage. The two products have different stated applications, so check each description against the setting in which you plan to perform.
MORPHED by Big Rabbit offers social media magic creators a compact visual idea: turning a playing card into an examinable coin.
OneFly by Pieter Hofstra is an instructional video download exploring coin appearances, vanishes, and movement through sleight of hand.
The project combines individual techniques with complete routines, giving coin workers material to study both as standalone effects and as additions to their existing repertoire. According to the supplied product information, no gimmicked coins are required.
New Techniques and Complete Routines
OneFly introduces two coin-palming techniques, alongside visual productions and vanishes. The download also teaches three routines, including Hofstra’s signature One Fly effect, plus bonus material and additional insights.
Learning individual techniques alongside finished routines gives performers an opportunity to explore how a sleight contributes to a larger sequence. A production might establish the opening, a vanish might create a moment of uncertainty, and the next appearance can provide the resolution.
For magicians who enjoy developing their own presentations, those building blocks offer possibilities beyond reproducing the taught routines.
More Than an Hour of Instruction
The download includes over an hour of teaching, with first-person point-of-view footage intended to help students follow the handling from the performer’s perspective.
The material is described as technically demanding, so expect to devote time to practice. Coin magic depends on more than completing a move: transitions, timing, and natural handling help make the finished effect convincing.
Newer coin workers should keep that practice requirement in mind, while experienced performers may find the techniques an interesting challenge.
What You’ll Learn
Two coin-palming techniques
Visual coin productions
Coin vanishes
Three routines, including One Fly
Bonus techniques and supporting insights
First-person instructional views
The supplied description includes endorsements from coin magician Eric Jones and magician Chris Hanowell, both highlighting the project’s magical moments and material to practice.
A Project for Sleight-of-Hand Enthusiasts
OneFly’s appeal lies in its focus on creating visual effects with ordinary coins. The performer supplies the handling, making practice and presentation central to the results.
Readers interested in other ways familiar objects become distinctive magic can explore our Paul Gertner coverage, including his interpretation of the Cups and Steel Balls.
If you enjoy studying coin technique and refining the details of a visual routine, OneFly by Pieter Hofstra offers a collection of moves and presentations to work through.
The GT Speedreader Marked Deck Standard Version lets magicians identify a playing card from its back, opening possibilities for card revelations, predictions, and apparent mind reading.
This red-backed Bicycle 809 Mandolin edition, manufactured by the United States Playing Card Company, combines a familiar playing-card design with a marking system intended for quick recognition.
Designed for Straightforward Reading
According to the product description, GT Speedreader uses an intuitive system without unusual symbols, separate decoding charts, or mathematical calculations.
The markings are designed to be discreet within the back design and concealed during a conventional spread. As with any marked deck, visibility depends on the handling, viewing conditions, and how closely someone examines the cards.
The manufacturer notes that the layout is best suited to right-handed performers, an important consideration when choosing a deck for your preferred handling.
Possibilities for Your Card Magic
A marked deck provides information that can support many presentations. Knowing a card’s identity can become the starting point for a prediction, an apparent demonstration of intuition, or an unexpected revelation.
The GT Speedreader system does not require a particular stack or card order to identify individual cards. That gives performers flexibility when incorporating it into appropriate routines.
For another approach to predetermined card revelations, explore our Prophekey coverage.
An Online Effect Is Included
The package includes online access to “The Trick That Can’t Be Explained” from the GT Speedreader DVD by Kozmomagic, providing an effect to explore alongside the deck.
Additional routines and instructional material are available separately.
What’s Included?
Red Bicycle 809 Mandolin-backed marked deck
Marking instruction card
Marked double-backer
Jokers
Poker-hand guide card
Online access to the included effect
For magicians interested in adding a marked deck to their working collection, GT Speedreader offers a familiar Bicycle appearance, a system designed for readability, and supporting instructional material.
Make the Eight of Hearts the center of your next card revelation with this red-backed one-way forcing deck.
Every card has the same face—the Eight of Hearts—giving you a dedicated prop for routines that require a predetermined selection. Build your presentation around a prediction, a mind-reading effect, or a matching card revealed in an unexpected location.
Features:
Red backs.
Every card is the Eight of Hearts.
Useful for card forces, predictions, and mentalism routines.
A practical addition to your collection of specialty decks.
Please note: This is a specialty forcing deck containing duplicate cards, rather than a standard assorted deck. Choose handling and displays appropriate for a one-way deck.
The five classic ESP symbols—Circle, Star, Waves, Square, and Cross—offer a recognizable starting point for experiments in apparent thought reading, prediction, and coincidence.
This poker-size ESP deck pairs those symbols with familiar Bicycle Rider Backs, giving performers an alternative to traditional playing-card faces.
Printed by the United States Playing Card Company (USPCC), the set includes 50 symbol cards, with ten of each design. Three additional gaff cards expand the possibilities, while an included QR card provides access to instructions for seven effects.
Familiar Symbols, Plenty of Possibilities
ESP cards give spectators simple images to recognize and remember. Their uncluttered designs can help keep attention on the choices, matches, and revelations that form a mentalism routine.
The repeated symbols provide material for matching sequences, exploring apparent intuition, and building prediction presentations. With ten cards of each symbol, performers have room to experiment with arrangements and develop their own ideas.
For readers interested in another approach to revealing a spectator’s selection, revisit our coverage of Prophekey by Paul Fowler. Both products offer starting points for presentations built around an unexpected revelation.
What’s Included?
50 ESP symbol cards: ten each of Circle, Star, Waves, Square, and Cross.
Three gaff cards.
One QR instruction card providing access to seven effects.
Poker-size cards with Bicycle Rider Backs, printed by the USPCC.
For magicians looking to explore ESP presentations, this set combines a full supply of symbol cards with additional props and instructional material to get started.
