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Or is it simply a stylish, over-the-top container for those golden monarchs?

Question in the title. Whether it's magicians or cardists, there seem to be a lot of excitement everytime a new Fontaine deck is released (and by "new", I mean "simply recolored"). Their price is generally pretty high too, for the simplicity of the design. It all begs the question, what is so...

I've been wondering for a while. You can of course use them for coin magic, but what other use or purpose do they usually serve?

So, I've been doing cardistry for a few months now and I've been through a couple decks so far, my favourites being Antler and Tally-Ho; both have a nice stock and are quite comfortable to handle, and apart from the Tally-Ho's rough edges in the first day or so, they are both quite reliable sets...

A few months ago I ordered an brown Antler deck from D&D, and ended up making it my main workhorse deck for cardistry practice. I used a Purple Artifice at the same time for practice too but also for presentation, and other decks like Absinthe, Moonshine or Killer Bees. The thing is, of all...

I recently learned of the existence of the Bycicle Eco deck. I usually don't like Bicycles, (the too classical designs, the name of the brand, sue me - I just don't like them), but surprisingly enough this deck seems really nice. Eco-friendly, great shades of green, low price, it seems like the...

I've recently been on a card shopping spree, and added a few nice decks to my collection of cardistry-dedicated decks (such as Killer Bees, Moonshine, Antlers and Artifice Purple). I'm probably not gonna be able to resist buying these gorgeous Citizen cards, but the reason I'm here is to ask the...

Hi good people of Theory11 ! I have stumbled across an issue lately regarding some flourishes; it may seem like a trifle, but it's stopping me completely. I am quite new to cardistry, although I can do with my eyes closed some basic moves like the Sybil Cut. The thing is, in some flourishes...