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Colin hit the nail on the head - finding your local SAM, IBM or even just google searching 'magic club' and your zip code might point you in the right direction. Good luck!

Glad to hear you liked them magmagicians! I'm a big fan of the classic back designs, and the stock, feel and metallic inks just really make them feel a tad classier ;)

Awesome review! Chris is an awesome thinker, and has some great stuff. What are your other favorites of Brown?

Awesome! Dresscode always kills, was able to perform it for Frank Ocean and Odd Future crew a few years ago at their store in Los Angeles - such a great trick. Thanks for posting!

Splitting cards is definitely tricky business - I learned everything I know from Blake Vogt's Split Sessions. It's a really great tutorial and gives a lot of tips which could solve the problems you're having. Anyone else have any good tips/references on splitting worth sharing?

We love Dale's stuff - his awesome mechanical table has made an appearance in quite a few t11 videos. When I got a chance to visit our Vegas Headquarters a few months ago, I got to see Dale's artistry up close. Really amazing detail. What do you guys think is the next step in expanding the...

There a few ways I could think of, the first being vanishing the book from under a silk - not to tip the method, but similar to how dove cages are often vanished from beneath a silk. Might get you in the right direction. Anyone else have any interesting techniques for book vanishing? Also...

Hey Xa2! Thanks for your suggestion. We'll definitely keep it in mind :) Thanks, ~Zach

The Monarch and Artisan shirts are the softest of soft that exists. Glad to hear you're enjoying them, Arman!

Don't know what you're talking about, Uno and Phase10 can help immensely when incorporating bottom deals. Kidding, sort of. TeeDee and Wunderbar are dropping mad knowledge about card cheating - I would listen to them. Most dealing demonstrations done in magic are stacked and the outcome is the...

Lots of great suggestions thus far - Apollo Robbins is easily one of the top experts on misdirection. One of the biggest components as a few guys said here already is making your spectators comfortable. The more comfortable they are, they easier it is to get away with things. Aside from that...

Love Erdnase. Even made a tribute video back when I was 14. A good friend and magician Spencer Peterson has a tattoo of the second deal illustration that accompanies the move in the book - 'fig. 2'. What are your favorite moves from the book?

Blaine's new special is going to have some top notch new stuff. Very excited for it. As far as favorites - Derren Brown has got to be it. Especially the recent specials on fear and faith.

Daniel Garcia once asked Dan White what he wanted for dinner. Dan said "chicken nuggets".

I remember being 11 and creating a 'seance' with a few card tricks, loops and those creepy pebbles you light on fire that smoke snakes grow out of. Fun times. Craig, I'm curious to know what you're opinion of quality seance is?

The goal of Art of Play I believe is to have a very simple online store that offers a giant collection of playing cards from different companies - without being associated with magic or flourishing. Theory11 decks, D&D decks, start-up decks from Kickstarter, etc all available in one site. I love...

The Archive is never finished - more will be added very soon. Some extremely exciting items I might add... ;)

Hey guys! Thanks for your questions - and thank you for the kind words! Yes, Gradual is something that is both practical for real people and fun to just practice. It's best for 2 or 3 people in a close up situation as there are angles to watch out for, but absolutely possible, I do it all the...

Or you could always just use the Wu-Tang Name Generator. Turns out if you enter my full name, Zach Creahan-Mueller, my name is Mighty Magician. True story.

Tom Mullica is great. Love his cards too. I love this cigarette routine. It's so great: http://youtu.be/oXGr76CfoCs Anyone else have any favorites?