In 2005, Daniel Garcia kicked off a journey with a 3-volume DVD set that quickly became a staple in the magic community (and for good reason). With eye-popping effects and techniques that are a bit off the beaten track, The Daniel Garcia Projects became essential viewing for both fresh-faced magicians and grizzled pros alike. Now, with a cheeky assist from Paul Harris and the Buck Twins, Garcia has finally wrapped up his series. Say hello to the eagerly awaited release of The Daniel Garcia Projects volumes 4, 5, and 6.
Volume 5.
Void - Garcia’s impromptu twist on Timothy Wenk's MISLEAD. Watch as a drinking straw penetrates a dollar bill visually—three times, with the final flourish held by a spectator (it's not just magic, it's a show!).
In Visible Monte - The classic 3 card Monte, but with a twist: the “money card” is face up and all the action is in-the-hands. Plus, you get an unsuspecting climax and a cheeky alternative ending.
Lotto - Make a winning lottery ticket visually morph into cash, showing each bill off 360 degrees (because who doesn’t love cold hard cash?).
The Airbrush Change - A slick, modern take on Marlo's Face Up Startler Change and Roy Walton's Paintbrush Change. It’s like a fine wine, if fine wines could change colours.
.44 - Watch as a four of a kind magically swaps with another four of a kind in a spectator's hands (it's like magic poker, but without the bluffing).
Math - Two, and ONLY two, quarters leap from hand to hand and then visually morph into a half-dollar in mid-air (math has never looked this good).
The Gambler's Swap - Experience the baffling moment as a 4 of a kind switches places with a 2 of a kind in a spectator's hands (no sleight of hand, just pure magic).
iScatter - Oh, and there’s a cheeky bonus — pull a THOUGHT OF CARD from your iPhone without any app (yes, really).
Fire and Smoke - Discover Garcia's take on the classic "Oil And Water." Watch as three red and three black cards separate and un-mix with no extra cards and seemingly no sleight of hand (because magic should be effortless, right?). Complete with a FULL DECK un-mixing that the SPECTATOR shuffles.
