Hi I have been doing magic for a couple of years but not cardistry but i am thinking about starting. What are the absolute basics of cardistry and where can i learn them. And also every tip you can come up with would be great..
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Basics would be one handed cuts such as:
Charlier
Scissor cut
Thumb fan
Cardsprining? (Adds a nice touch to your magic)
Maybe some deckdivions, flipback (by de'vo)
Most of these are found in Xtreme Beginnerz de'vo (can be bought online), which covers the basics + a little more. Some ppl like this dvd and think it's a good starting point.
There are some youtubers who have good tutorials, for instance cardshark88's two handed cut videos are a great way to get into sybils, once youve learned the basics + sybil you could get the trilogy by dan and dave or the system (also by dan and dave).
Take a look at this thread right here: http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=1803
Other tips: don't give up, you'll learn that move if you just practice hard enough
Charlier
Scissor cut
Thumb fan
Cardsprining? (Adds a nice touch to your magic)
Maybe some deckdivions, flipback (by de'vo)
Most of these are found in Xtreme Beginnerz de'vo (can be bought online), which covers the basics + a little more. Some ppl like this dvd and think it's a good starting point.
There are some youtubers who have good tutorials, for instance cardshark88's two handed cut videos are a great way to get into sybils, once youve learned the basics + sybil you could get the trilogy by dan and dave or the system (also by dan and dave).
Take a look at this thread right here: http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=1803
Other tips: don't give up, you'll learn that move if you just practice hard enough
http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=1803
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