Visual Madness 2. This is a delightful concoction of tricks and routines that have been brewed over the years. Some of these gems are a breeze to perform, while others might have you scratching your head a bit. In this downloadable treasure trove, you'll discover not just fresh routines and clever moves, but also a peek into the creator’s vision of what a card trick ought to be (spoiler: it’s pretty darn good).
Ace Problem: Four Aces lie on the table, whilst a selected card is nestled under the spectator's hand. Watch in awe as the four face-down Aces twist one by one until only one remains. But hold your horses! The final Ace and the card under the spectator's hand have switched places. Then, the three remaining Aces transform into a four of a kind that matches the selected card. Magic? More like magic with style.
Double ACAAN: A robust effect that’ll have both the magician and the audience feeling like stars. Two spectators select cards and freely choose two different numbers. And guess what? Those numbers match the locations of their chosen cards! The deck gets shuffled by both spectators (yes, you heard that right), and shockingly, the total of their chosen numbers leads to the location of the first card. No peeking, no prior knowledge—just pure magic.
Gen Transpo: A card is picked, shown off, and then placed face down in the middle of the deck, sticking out as if to say, "Look at me!" The top card is then revealed and placed on the deck. With a flick of the wrist, the top card flips face up—it’s now the card from the middle! And the card in the middle? Yep, that’s the one from the top. Gen Transpo is a visually slick two-card switch that packs a punch right in front of your audience. Oh, and there’s a kicker ending where the whole deck flips itself—just to keep things spicy. Bonus: a cheeky card production!
Homing Card: This routine combines the best of both worlds: Cannibal card and Homing card. Three cards are selected by the spectator and, one by one, they’re placed among the four Kings. Then, poof! They vanish and reappear on the table. In the grand finale, all three selections are sandwiched in the Kings, disappear again, and then—surprise!—they pop right back on the table. It’s a proper magic sandwich!
Travel K: Picture this: four Kings are on the table, and one card is out-jogged in the deck. In the blink of an eye, one King vanishes, and voilà! The selection has magically become the lost King. But just when you think the trick’s over, both the selection and the Kings switch places at lightning speed. Clean as a whistle!
Triumph Collector: This gem is a mash-up of two classic routines: Triumph and Collector. Three chosen cards are lost in the deck, and then the whole thing gets shuffled face up into face down. With a flick, all the cards turn face down, revealing four Aces that are now sandwiching the three chosen cards face up in the middle. Not a bad reveal, eh?
Extra from Visual Madness I:
TAssembly: This is, without a doubt, a cracking Ace Assembly. Like the rest of the routines, it uses NO gimmicks, duplicates, or sticky stuff (thank goodness). The method is a thing of beauty—smooth and clever, with a kicker ending that’ll leave your audience reeling. Bonus: this is a slightly watered-down version of "TAssembly," but don’t worry, it still packs a magical punch.
Follow the Rabbit: A card is selected, and four Aces are shown off. The selected card lands on the table, and through a series of magical colour changes, each Ace transforms into that selection. But don’t fret, the selection has never left the table! And just like that, the Aces revert back to their original selves. Inspired by the delightful "Follow the White Rabbit" from Yoann F’s book "Put Your Hand Up."
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