21 is not just another magic video; it’s a treasure trove for those who’ve already dipped their toes into the deep end of card magic. This brainchild of Shin Lim, alongside the talented duo of Jose Morales and Donald Carlson, serves up 21 killer effects that need nothing but your nimble fingers and a deck of cards—no gimmicks, no fuss, just pure, impromptu magic that’ll leave your spectators scratching their heads.
Jose Morales is here to shake things up with his incredible blend of flourishes and sleights, delivering routines that are as visual as they are mind-boggling. Check out
Clam Catch, where a random selection is tossed into the air and miraculously lands right between two jokers (or those previously chosen cards) without a single suspicious move. Hand the deck to your spectator for them to spread it themselves—talk about a mind-blowing out! This is just one of the five gems Jose has packed into this powerhouse of a video.
Donald Carlson, on the other hand, has a penchant for the classic. Forget the flashy stuff; he’s all about stealthy moves that sail right under the spectator's radar. Take
The Pad Spread Switch—it’s so clean it looks like it belongs in a film. Picture this: you trap the 6 of Diamonds between two jokers, set them on the table, and show the King of Clubs, only to flip over the jokers and reveal that the King and the 6 have swapped places—without any obvious moves! And yes, it’s all impromptu and requires no gimmicks. That’s just one of four routines you’ll learn from Donald, plus he throws in four variations of the pad spread for good measure.
Shin Lim doesn’t just sit at the sidelines; he’s thrown in nine visual routines as bonus effects that are bound to tickle your fancy. The one-handed
Pad Spread Switch is a brainwave he had while practicing the original version—no table needed, all in hand. And guess what? All of these effects are
brand new to the magic world, so don’t sleep on this one!
Bonus Section: As if that wasn’t enough, you’ll also find exclusive performances from the likes of Woody Aragon, Tom Stone, Christian Engblom, Ray Kosby, and Scott Robinson. Plus, a blooper reel (yes, we all have those moments) and a behind-the-scenes peek at the making of
21.
Running Time
Approximately: 2hr 10min
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