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The spectator chooses a puzzle piece and it's the final piece of a puzzle you made earlier: learn a forgotten method for the trick.
5 min read
How Glenn Priest's career suddenly pivoted to work alongside magicians like Doug Henning and David Copperfield.
7 min read
Looking back at a month of daily magic essays — and what it teaches about discipline, momentum and forced creativity.
Many TV magicians rely on a technique that simply isn’t strong enough. Here’s what they should be doing instead.
Make the face on a borrowed bill smile and frown — then lock the smile in place, leaving an impossible souvenir.
2 min read
An analogue method for knowing exactly which number on a dice gets randomly selected by a spectator.
We break down the psychology behind invisible lines — and why horror films prove your spectator's imagination can beat your trick.
4 min read
In 1983, millions tuned in to watch a then 26-year-old David Copperfield vanish The Statue Of Liberty. A commentary on how he pulled it off.
Why magicians should consider using a confederate in performance — and why “card through window” remains so underrated.
3 min read
Learn how to make an invisible bullet become real after it’s fired from an imaginary gun and caught by the magician.
