Want To Buy: The Fallen by Jim Critchlow

Now you will no longer say "I have nothing with me to show you" because your keys will be enough... Or rather your keychain.An effect that you can always carry with you!It may seem like a simple keychain but in reality, it is an NFC TAG that as soon as it is passed on the spectator's phone will go to your Instagram page!But it is much more than a digital business card, it is also a gimmick that will allow you to perform some very powerful effects.So, in addition to making your social networks g...

Thy Will be Done (Gimmicks and Online Instructions) by Alexander Marsh and the 1914This set is designed to perfectly complement the photo on the back of the tarot card. To enhance the experience, you'll need a watch, a pen, and a coin. While many performers opt for random objects, I believe that using matching props-down to the specific year of the coin, like 1804-elevates the narrative and adds a deeper layer to the performance. This attention to detail transforms the effect into a richer story...

Celestar is one of the most ingenious and practical gimmicks ever created. Its method is so new and clever that it is guaranteed to make you smile every time you use it.This deceptively simple piece of plastic offers not just one, but two ultra-visual card revelations.With Celestar, you'll create a mesmerizing illusion where shadows of stars gradually move and reshape themselves to reveal the names of both chosen cards.This gimmick is so easy to use that even my cat Gaston could master it! The...

Blackpool Release by Wayne FoxInstantly transform a tangle of rubber bands into a Neat & Tidy rubber band ball! The 2.0 version features a silent, faster device that does all the work for you.A jumbled mass of rubber bands instantly snaps together into a neat and tidy rubber band ball-ready to be dropped on the table or handed to your spectators.Neat & Tidy is the perfect addition to any rubber band routine, turning a simple introduction into a magical moment. Whether as an opener or closer, it...