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We are pleased to present fellow community member, Victor Cruz in the following tutorial of MKA. The tricked out version of Collectors originally appeared in "The System Vault" back in 2005 and is making its official debut six years later.

A diabolical switch that allows for the seamless and constant change of cards dealt onto the table.

Switch one card or many cards, cause cards to visually change, force cards, and more. The Flux Deal is great for mathematical tricks, gambling demonstrations, and transpositions. The possibilities are endless!

The deal is not only imperceptible, but indistinguishable. With practice, the switch will even fool you.

It was this effect by Lee Asher that influenced our own style of card magic and spawned a new generation of young magicians performing visual close-up magic.

With three phases beginning with the Silver Surfer - an animated handling to double lift that instantly brings life to the effect, followed by Slap Happy - an awesome way to bring a selected card to top. INSTANTLY! And finally, ending with an Ambitious Explosion , still one of our favorite four-ace productions.

Aviv's self-titled project features 10 breakthrough new flourishes explained from four different angles and in slow-motion. Filmed in Los Angles by Alejandro Portela and edited by Ladislas - two very talented cardists working together to produce Project Aviv. The end result is phenomenal. We haven't been this excited for a cardistry release since Papercuts! Available for immediate viewing from our streaming platform. All orders will receive a special code via email to upgrade to the DVD when it becomes available.

Imagine being able to show a single card and invisibly switch it for another. This is just one of the many applications you'll acquire with the Venus Trap.

"It's everything a double lift can accomplish, and more...with only a single card."

A visual exploration of the Ambitious Card combined with magical feats of dexterous exploitation. Uzumaki is our take on the classic Ambitious Card where a selected card magically comes to the top after being pushed into the center.

Easily one of our favorite controls to execute, the Miller Cascade Control happens casually in the hands within a subtle action of airing out the deck. It's so discreet, your spectators can be burning your hands and there's nothing to suspect.

The Orbit Control is a variation of a Ken Krenzel idea for controlling a card to the top of the deck. Chris Brown's finessed applications allow this control to be executed surrounded and performed invisibly. It's versatile range of applications makes this control well worth your time to master it and use in your repertoire. 

In addition to the Orbit Control, Chris also tips the Orbit Cop and Ambitious Orbit - a variation that can be applied as a visual color change.

Learn effective technique and practical tips on the Diagonal Palm Shift. Expertly explained by master close-up magician John Carney.

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Doc Docherty's Groove Electric Switch is an indiscernible technique for switching an out-jogged card from a fan. It's mechanically beautiful but also practical with built in motivation for execution. Apart from its literal applications, it can also be used to force, control or change any card. Included in this in-depth tutorial, you will learn the basic move, five applications, and three routines.

A whirlwind of a flourish from Anthony Chanut. Three packets spin haphazardly, as if struck by a Tornado, with an aerial finale.

Digitals is only a tease for the cardistry to come on his upcoming project, Vortex.

After shuffling and cutting the deck you're able to instantly produce the four aces in a manner inspired by Steve Freeman that requires little setup. Then, with a simple gesture the aces suddenly locate the four jacks giving you the production of four hands of blackjack.

Integrating ideas from Ross Bertram and Ernest Earick, the Orbinase Change is an updated and open handling of the S.W. Erdnase classic two-handed transformation.