This is a cool combo of the Valentine Diminishing Card and Shrinky dink.

Because Shrinky Dink starts on the half sized card, the extra diminish can be super small which is super fun.

Also consider ending this by pulling the Grower from the upper right inside jacket pocket, as in the original ...

The suspense continues, as we delve into my V-Glass routine.

I have to tell you I’ve been closing my show with a series of suspension effects, knives, rice jar, and Dagger of Damocles and it’s been just wonderful. Strong enough to end an hour long show!

It proves what I’ve been saying, that sus...

As tribute to the late great John Moehring we will be looking at his handling of the Al Baker diminishing cards. As a teenager I was inspired by John’s book ‘A Texan Trickster’ and I can’t tell you how happy I was to find this routine.

John’s handling has some lovely finesses that we will ...

Want the perfect cut and restored string trick?

Want something where the magic happens in the spectators own hands?

Want something where nothing is added or stolen, so there is literally nothing to catch and everything can be examined?

This classic effect is considered by many to be the...

An introduction into the history and inspiration for BOOKED.

NOW I will take you, move by move, through the entire routine, one of the few coin tricks I feel is strong enough to add to my set.

You've come a long way! Congratulations :) as a special bonus I'm going to teach you my super secret Holey Switch...

An ungimmicked and imperceptible way to switch any card trapped in the middle of two Holey Queens...

As a stand alone technique to apply to other sandwich routines this rocks, p...

Eric Mason's approach to the Doc Daley routine, uses all thirteen cards of one suit. Classic Mason! And a little ahead of its time...

here is an idea for SILK TO CANE OR GOLFCLUB where the hands can be seen to be empty and holding nothing but a silk.

Simple, fast and undetectable... the perfect coin switch, should have all of these qualities, but even more important is the WHY? How does the switch FIT into the routines you are performing? THAT is what makes it invisible, and that is what we teach here.
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Coin magic.

Urgh…

Coin magic can ...

CONUS ACES: A thorough, in depth teach in on the great Conus Aces. Over 100 years old and easily one of the first real JAZZ MAGIC card routines. Perfect for stage audiences from 1 to 1000. Broken down into three lessons A) The intro, which comes with Steve’s live performance at the world famous...

In magic TIMING is EVERYTHING. It’s the difference between magic and a puzzle, between a little applause and a standing ovation, and hiding or exposing a sleight.

The classic clock trick gets the Ken Brooke treatment. a wonderful and entertaining close up self working card trick that also gives you a SECOND trick to do with the special deck used in SHOW ME YOURS,,,

Continuing with the idea of using a Sig Dupe for Ambitious Card and peripheral effects, this video holds some reallllllllyyyyy goooooood visual magic.

A number of eye popping moments to add to your ever growing killer repertoire.

You're welcome!

Mix a little Thayer, DeMiglio and Valentine, and you get this visual sucker piece which is not only a fabulous ending for Cards to Pocket, but also is just a cool bit on its own :)

Hey kids, how’s the knife suspension practice going?

Good… well here’s a deceivingly simple additional little gimmick that adds a new dimension to the effect… take a look, it’s easy to add in at any point, and when mixed with the purely sleight of hand version in ‘The Knives’, will add layers to...

Edward Massey’s incredible one hand, multiple shrinking card is just a wonderful effect. Totally worth taking the time to make.

It’s great to sprinkle into your cards to pocket routine but I’m also going to detail a different routine using this fabulous card.

Truly hope you give this a shot.

Steve's unusual take on the Color Changing deck, by adding a different gimmick, you create the impression that inside every blue deck is a red deck dying to come out... and at one moment the audience swears they see BOTH decks...