He was the go-to guru for some of magic's biggest names. Now, get a peek at the man behind the curtain and his jaw-dropping close-up tricks.
Gary Ouellet, a prolific author and the brains behind the "World's Greatest Magic" television specials, knew his stuff. He had a wealth of knowledge and was a brilliant mentor in the art of magic.
Volume Two
Kicking things off is the Photography Trick. Watch as a spectator randomly cuts to four Queens. Magic at its simplest, really.
The Two Goblets presents a two-cup and ball routine that takes the best bits from a three-cup routine and a chop cup—without any of the faff. No tricky moves here, just straightforward, impressive magic that packs a punch.
Threshold is arguably the finest torn and restored card effect you’ll ever see. You only tear one card (no, really) that’s both signed by the spectator and the magician. Plus, you’ll pick up the Ouellet Switch, a nifty little move you’ll want to use everywhere.
The Three Ball Routine - A favourite among experts, this handling is often hailed as the prettiest of them all.
Coin Moves - Includes the Gallo Slide, Visual Slide, Table Slide, Ultimate French Drop, Himber Switch, Master Switch, and the cheeky Wiffledust II routine.
Three Triumphant Cuts - One of the simplest yet most delightful methods to reveal a chosen card.
Sloppy Triumph - The lazy magician's guide to pulling off a classic effect with a convincing twist.
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