Back in 2005, Daniel Garcia kicked off a three-volume video set that quickly became a staple in the magic scene. With eye-popping effects and some rather quirky techniques, The Daniel Garcia Projects turned into an essential gem for both fresh-faced magicians and grizzled pros. Now, thanks to the wizardry of Paul Harris and the Buck Twins, Garcia's final chapters are here. Say hello to the much-awaited - The Daniel Garcia Projects volumes 4, 5, and 6.
Volume 5.
Void - Garcia’s impromptu twist on Timothy Wenk's MISLEAD. Watch a drinking straw penetrate a dollar bill not once, not twice, but three times, with the final phase held by an unsuspecting volunteer (because who doesn’t love a bit of audience participation?).
In Visible Monte - The classic 3 card Monte gets a cheeky upgrade, performed entirely in-the-hands, with the "money card" FACE UP. And just when you think it’s over, there’s an unexpected climax and an alternate ending thrown in for good measure.
Lotto - Transform a winning lottery ticket into cold, hard cash, showing each bill from all angles. (360 degrees, to be precise—no dodgy angles here!).
The Airbrush Change - A slick and refined blend of Marlo's Face Up Startler Change and Roy Walton's Paintbrush Change. Because why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary?
.44 - Watch as a four of a kind mysteriously switches places with another four of a kind right in the spectator's hands (seriously, they’ll be scratching their heads).
Math - Two, and ONLY two, quarters leap from hand to hand, then morph in mid-air into a half-dollar. Yes, that's right—magic that defies logic!
The Gambler's Swap - See a four of a kind magically trade places with a two of a kind, all whilst in the spectator's grip. Talk about a card trick with some serious flair!
iScatter - Bonus files included to pull a THOUGHT OF CARD straight from your iPhone—no app required! (Just when you thought technology couldn't get any sneakier).
Fire and Smoke - Master Garcia's take on the old classic "Oil And Water." Watch as three red and three black cards separate and un-mix, with zero extra cards and seemingly no sleight of hand involved. Oh, and there's a FULL DECK un-mixing that the SPECTATOR shuffles. Fancy that!
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