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An index and peek in a super slim wallet. Surely its too good to be true.
Ollie Mealing isn't the first to make an effect from this old party game.
● Misprint 2.0 by Luke Dancy ● Gentleman LeatherSmith wallets ● Amnesia by Vincent Hedan ● Ring in the Bell by Reynold Alexander ● Close Up Cases ● Black Art Well Table ● Bruce Cervon Castle Notebooks ● Pure Imagination by Scott Robinson ● Thought Transmitter (battery replacement) ●Yes/No Coins
Chinese Tweezers by Mario Lopez, is a great visual coin trick.
Top UK working magician Gary Jones offers up a brilliant version of cards to pocket.
● Trevor Duffy Close Up Pads ● Adult Coins by PropDog ● Electric Finger Flasher ● £2/50p Coin Unique ● Electric Finger Flasher (continued) ● £2/50p Coin Unique (continued) ● Bison Shell and Peas ● Pizza Paddle by Rob Thomson ● ReaList by Greg Rostami ● One Way Trip by Steve Youell ● Magic by Gosh
● PropDog Close-Up Table ● SUMMIT by Abstract Effects ● TCC Close Up Bags ● Pad surfaces explained ● BitCoin by SansMinds ● Oracle System by Ben Seidman ● Thought Transmitter 3.0 ● The Dark Room by Duvivier ● Calculated Thoughts by Doug Dyment
● BitCoin by SansMinds ● Music Box by Gee Magic ● Boxing Match ● Thought Transmitter 3.0 ● Wallet Hacker by Joel Dickinson ● Fall 2.0 ● Beyond Look Don't See ● Perfect Poker by Duvivier ● ColorFool by Victor Zatko ● Fully Naked ESP by MindFX ● Four Treasures by Harapan Ong
● Vanishing Candles ● Murphy's Cups and Balls ● Match of the Day by Al Prendo ● Thought Transmitter tips ● D'Lites by Rocco ● Real Egg Silk Gimmick ● A Clockwork Apple - Chris Mayhew ● Alex butchers a trick from the book ● Smudged by John Horn
●Vanishing Ring Box by Sansminds ● Leather Chop Cup ● Syouma Silks ● Michael Stehle Peas and Shells ● Subtle Card Creations - Nick Trost ● The Boy Who Cried Magic ● Punch'd by Abstract Effects ● Prism by Max Maven
● Hysteria by Chad Long ● Sonic Dice by Hanson Chien ● Super Quick Cube ● CBS by Paul Vigil ● Alex's Favourite Books of 2020
● Rubik Cube Effects Discussion ● Animinimals by AmazeKids ● The Boy Who Cried Magic ● 007 Playing Cards by Theory 11 ● Alias Wallet by Colin Mcleod ● CubeFX by Karl Hein ● Politically Correct by PropDog ● Harpacrown by Mark Chandaue ● CardOracle by Yves
Fill up your bottom drawer or burn your unwanted magic and we can rid ourselves of Abstract Effects, and make the world a better place.
Fresh on the heels of his acclaimed Principia book, Harapan Ong treats us to just four effects in his this new book(let)
Our resident expert Dave teaches how to replace your band on a folding coin. An esential skill for anyone wanting to perform coin in bottle on a regular basis.
These are Marlo routines I do normally walk-around but really lend themselves to socially distanced events.
Sweden has produced more than its fair share of great magic.
Prism by Max Maven, is one of the best selling mentalism books at PropDog. It is easy to see why. A very accessible writing style, fool proof methods with no tricky techniques or expensive solutions.
Don't grab a break and be trapped, take a breather and relax. The breather crimp has really helped my magic performances.
Daryl was not just a very popular magician, in the 80s he developed the core essence of the routines which remain very popular today.
● Food to Go by George Iglesias ● Sans Minds Vanishing Ring Box update ● Dave's "go to" routine for Coin under Watch
● Rubik's Cube Die Box ● Ali Cook Interview ● Hip Hop Rabbits ● For your Entertainment Pleasure by Daryl
● Unmasked Kids by Arkadio ● Invisible Aqua Playing Cards by MPC ● Vanishing Band by Romnick Tan Bathan ● Wonder Glass Pro ● CardOracle by Yves Doumergue ● Balloon Burster by Taiwan Ben ● CardOracle Performance ● Match of the Day by Al Prendo ● Lotz of Magic for Kidz by John Breeds
● Fox Hunt Book (present from Ottar) ● Split Focus by Gregory Wilson ● D4M by Matthew Wright ● Dave's coin move ● Airplane Mode by George Iglesias ● 21st Century Phantom new characters
● PopGun by Chad Long ● Zig Glue ● Houdini's Card Trick with Mike Sullivan ● Miracle Material by Michael Kaminskas
● Halloween Intro ● FoxWatch Update! ● Competition Intro ● Twisted Pen Update ● Dave's phone rings in the middle of The Live ● A quick peek at Outstanding by Marc Oberon ● Decide by Chris Webb ● Blind Corner by Craziest ● Fire Wallets (again) ● Inverse by Gee Magic ●Impromptu Wild Card by Dominique Duvivier ● Alex's Book Corner ● Competition Time!
● FoxWatch : The Update ● The Bend by James Kellogg Jr ● Murphy's Professional Fire Wallet ● Tenyo 2021 Range ● Theory11 Products - Back in Stock 1:00:15 ● Double Agent by Theory11 ● More of George's Homemade Gimmicks ● Alex's Book Corner ● Jason demonstrates Blur by Tenyo ● Laws of Attraction - Shoot Ogawa ●1:28:31 - Product Giveaways
● Key Bend by James Kellog ● Lubors Lens ● Phil Deck discussion ●At The Card Table by Darwin Ortiz
● Jumping Stool ● Picture by Julio Montoro ● Two Headed Prediction by Christopher T. Magician ● Virtual Impuzzibilities ● InstaCAAN by Joel Dickenson ● Malone meets Marlo DVDs ● Principia by Harapan Ong ● Inverse by Gustavo Sereno ● Stand Up Magic by Paul Romhany
● The team eat Sturstromming ● Ring in the Bell by Reynold Alexander ● Pick Me by Michael Chatelain ● Dave's Ring in the Bell handling ● Corner and Exposure by Cameron Francis -● Diamonds are Forever by Rick Lax ● MO Modus Operandi
● Mental Dice by Anverdi ● FPS Wallet by Brent Braun ● Transporter by Joshua Jay ● Calendar by Rick Lax ● Letter Perfect by David Regal ● Thin Crushed Bicycle Cards ● Close-Up and Personal by David Regal
Remaskable by Agnus Tjiu ● Card Artistry by Justin Flom ● Flite by Steve Thomson ● Changing Cards by Richard Young ● Jumping Stool ● Various Marked Cards ● Vision Deck by W.Eston ● Lucid Coin by Marc Oberon ● Kane's Variant by Peter Kane ● Mosiac by Perseus Arkomanis ● Coke Zag by Richard Griffin ● Alex's Book Corner - Roger's Thesaurus by Roger Crosthwaite
● Vernet Finger Set ● JL Magic Colouring Book ● Jerrys Nuggets Playing Cards ● Hall Pass by Julio Montoro ● Super Multi Balls ● Accomplice by Danny Wieser ● Lucky Cluckers ● Josh performs a rubberband trick ● Finlay performs a card trick ● Fire Bang Wand ● El3don ● Close Culls by Harapan Ong
● Package from Ottar ● CTG by Peter Egink ● Gimmickless CTG by Dave Bonsall ● Magical Mentalism Tour by Mel Mellers ● Changing Cards by Richard Young ● Interview with Richard Young ● Miracle Monte by Anthony Owen ● Worlds Beyond by Paul Curry ● Cyber by Worm
● Madison Pad ● Easy Card Forces ● Air by Shin Lim ● Wonder Pop by Gee Magic ● Tips on Storing Silks ● PropDog Polo Shirts ● Cheery casino Cards Teal ● TCC Close-Up Bag ● Resigned to Miracles by Peter Groning ● Prodigal by Atlas Brookings, Redivider by Max Maven, Temporarily Out Of Order by Patrick Redford
I really believe everyone is creative, they just need a little coaxing to develop it.
A nice and quirky idea from Tenyo, the deck that goes blurry accept for the chossen card. A cute little trick at a cute little price.
Despite there being no Unbelievalope 1.1 or 1.9, Jeff Kaylor has launched Unbelievalope 2.0! I'm a fan of 1.0 so how have they improved it?
Impression devices are super sneaky, but they need to be covert and easy to peek. They also vary hugely in price.
Take a peek at the new Inverse. There is glim chance you may like it.
Does the magic world need another Stickman pulling a card from a hat?
Rick Lax is one Penguin Magic's favourite creators, always commercial and fun.
It is Mental Dice's little brother but could it actually be better?
Myles popped into the shop, so we thought we'd review his At The Table lecture with him sandwiched between us. Fortunately, it is very good and Myles is just too charming not to warm to.
A great tutorial on Alex Elmsely's method for the Newspaper Tear.
Don't put the method before the effect. Concentrate on what you are trying to do, not how you are doing it.
This cheap, slim stapled booklet should not be over looked. It contains some of the best card magic I know.
Your face is the best natural misdirection, and fortunately it isn't about how beautiful it is. Once again it is how you use that matters.
Books are better value, but besides that, they contain the correct way of doing things. Not lazy habits.
I have no idea why the coin under glass has sporned so many gimmicks recently. Roller Coaster is a good effort.
Some things never get old, like strong classic card magic.
Once again Juan Tamariz is ahead of the curve, Verbal Magic is all about remote magic. Check it out for Zoom and radio shows.
Jason is the PropDog self acclaimed expert on the pea and shell game. And as ever we can't stop him expressing his opinion.
Mentalism with cards has never been this good. Ben Blau's effects are clever, easy and powerful.
Changing Cards are revolutionising the flap card concept, only there aren't new. Richard Yound talks about bringing Bob Swadling's invention back to the magic community.
We all know a website is the number one marketing tool these days. It isn't a case of throwing money at it, you need to avoid silly pitfalls. Guest writer Kevin King explains all.
In the world of close-up strong interaction can be more important than precise scripting. Guest writer Saavan explores the need to be human.
You can't please everyone, but there is no time like the present to read this. Rob Teszka has an axe to grind.
The PropDog FaceBook Live has gone interactive with Ottar's Drinking Game! The hours will fly by in a blur and double vision.
Wallet by Nicholas Lawrence ● iDrop by Tim Ellis ● Smoke Watch Pro by João Miranda ● Changing Cards by Richard Young ● Invisibelt by Marcus Alexander ● Alex’s Book Corner ● Nukes by Doug Edwards
Easy to do is great but what about transcending the physical
Ottar Review ● Shoe Business 3.0 by Scott Alexander & Puck ● MIB Unplugged by Scott Alexander & Puck ● The Needles by Scott Alexander & Puck ● UPS by Roddy McGhie & Dee Christopher ● Jason and Alex’s Dice Stack Off! ● Alex’s Book Corner ● Complete Al Leech by Al Leach ● Product Giveaways
The classic Run Rabbit Run has been turbo charged by the great George Kovari.
Jason takes all Alex's cash with this easy but super fun trick.
Every Table is a Stage by Dan Fleshman review. Alex gets a little personal without a leg to stand on.
Covid Gig Precautions ● Dream Box ● Cyber by Worm ● Magicians' Table Pocket ● SNAPS by David Jonathan & Dan Harlan ● Rubinstein Coin Magic ● Curious Impuzzibilities ● Everyday Magic Kit ● Caption Competition Results ● Gimmicked DVD ● The Raccoon ● Collard 2 ● The PHP Creators Kit ● Resigned to Miracles
Spoon Feeding isn't about treating your audience like a baby, but helping them enjoy every mouthful.
Mene Tekel Deck ● Dice Stacking Cup Pro ● No Choice Wallet by Tony Miller and Mark Mason ● Verbal Magic by Juan Tamariz ● Center Tear Jumbo Card by Sumit Chhajer ● Remote Control Change Pack by James Biss ● Secrets by Anthony Owen
As a seasoned professional, Kevin King explains why having a lot of tools in your box is important. Steve Martin once said, everything you learn comes in useful eventually (he performed Professors Nightmare in The Three Amigos).
There really shouldn't be any such thing as a 'stock line'. The first in a series of articles of creativity.
Jason raves about the late Steve Dacri's Sponge Ball ToolBox. Complete with a blooper reel at the end.
Fishing Card ● Rock Silk ● Hocus Pocus Issue 2 ● Dobbo's Dollar ● Bolted ● Hole on a Sec by Zamm Wong & Magic Action ● Alex teaches the Top Shot ● Alex's Book Corner ● Five times Five (Japan) by Richard Kaufman ● Product Giveaways
Poor lighting and a can of silly string, what could go wrong? Nick Lear shares the answer.
Ignore the cover, this is a fun book every magician can enjoy.
Sleights we try to avoid. Don't look at me like that! We all do it.
Sword Through Neck ● Die-Vided ● Turbo Bunny ● tips on the One Handed Top Palm ● Magic Trick Name Stories Competition ● Bolted by Jared Manley ● Initial Shock by Alex Latorre and Mark Mason ● Mutilated Umbrella ● Pompom Taps ● Ropes ● Conjuror's Wisdom by Joe Hernandez
Our youngest competitor so far shows age is no barrier as he dreams of Jeff McBride.
A selection of tricks well within the skill level of a beginner, but brilliant enough to be used by professionals.
Time for the PropDaddy to do his bit! Here's Dave Bonsall to show you losers how to do this properly! :-)
We couldn't let the customers have all the fun, Jason Noble has thrown his hat into the ring.
As this is the least known method of 'roughing' a card I thought I'd show an old trick which I used to do many moons ago. I have used Plasti-Dip to make it a little bit easier, and why not!
Peter Meacham has been strict on himself and used the BARE minimum of non-trick words.
An Anonymous entry making a fun stab at a certain recent release!
I suspect this is the first entry to be an autobiography. Names have been changed for legal reasons and to get more Tricks in.
As the entries keep flowing in, Stuart 'Harrizon' Cassels brings us his tale "Matthew’s Adventures as a Magical Male Escort During Lockdown"
