He was the go-to guru for some of magic's biggest names. Now, dive into the mind of the legend and his jaw-dropping close-up tricks.
Gary Ouellet penned some of the finest books in the magic world and was the mastermind behind the "World's Greatest Magic" TV specials. A true connoisseur of all things magical, he was also one heck of a teacher.
Volume Two
Kick things off with the Photography Trick. A spectator randomly cuts to four Queens, and let’s just say, things get interesting.
The Two Goblets is a two-cup and ball routine that packs the punch of a three-cup routine without the hassle. It's all about straightforward, clean magic—no gymnastics required. You’ll have audiences wondering how you did it.
Threshold is arguably the best torn and restored card effect you’ll ever learn. You’ll tear one card—signed by both the spectator and you, because why not? Plus, you’ll pick up the Ouellet Switch, a slick move that will find its way into your repertoire.
The Three Ball Routine - Experts rave about this handling as the prettiest routine out there. Seriously, it's a visual feast.
Coin Moves - Master the Gallo Slide, the Visual Slide, the Table Slide, the Ultimate French Drop, the Himber Switch, the Master Switch, and even the new Wiffledust II routine. Your coin work is about to get a serious upgrade.
Three Triumphant Cuts - One of the simplest yet most elegant ways to reveal a chosen card. It’s like magic with a bow on it.
Sloppy Triumph - The easy route to pull off a classic effect that looks anything but sloppy. Your spectators won’t know what hit them.
