Pictorial
Created by: Kimoon Do
Pictorial is a close-up card trick that offers a unique twist on the classic Triumph plot. A card is selected and lost in the deck, which is then mixed face up and face down. A small packet of cards is shown, mirroring the mixed state of the deck. With a shake, the packet rights itself, and when the deck is spread, it's now all face down except for the selected card. The packet interacts with the deck in a visually stunning way, culminating in the revelation of the spectator's chosen card. This trick requires a red deck of cards and is perfect for magicians looking for a visually appealing and interactive effect.
Key features
- Unique take on the Triumph plot
- Visual and interactive
- Uses a regular deck of cards (red only)
- Includes a special packet of cards
- Easy to perform with minimal setup
Pros
- Highly visual and engaging
- Easy to learn and perform
- Affordable at $20
- Comes with a special packet for the effect
Cons
- Currently only available for red decks
- Requires carrying an additional packet of cards
What people are saying about Pictorial
Pictorial videos
Watch & Win! Taco Tuesday For Magicians
Luke Dansy kicks off Taco Tuesday with a lively mix of magic giveaways, news, and performances. The show starts with a prize wheel giveaway, congratulating winners like Billy Effner and Michael Dawkin. Luke shares updates on performers at the Magic Castle and upcoming magic conventions like Gateway Close-Up Convention. He reviews new magic tricks: Flux 2.0 by Rody McGee, a visual card trick with multiple revelations; the Paradox Cube by Crazy Sam, a Rubik's cube trick where the cube solves itself in the spectator's hands; and Pictorial, a packet trick that interacts with a deck in a Triumph effect. Luke also teases his upcoming release, Spectra, and shares clips from performances. The show wraps with a bonus giveaway for supporters and a shoutout to friends in the magic community.
Takeaways:
- Flux 2.0 offers two different card revelations and includes a dead Sharpie system for cleaner performances.
- The Paradox Cube allows spectators to solve a Rubik's cube in their hands without knowing how to solve one, with routines taught on the instructional.
- Pictorial is a visual packet trick that interacts with a deck in a Triumph effect, priced at $20.
- Luke teases his upcoming release, Spectra, with a trailer and performance clips.
- The show includes giveaways, magic news, and updates on performers at the Magic Castle and upcoming conventions.
Best Magic Tricks This Week! (03/12/2025)
The video starts with a live performance of a card trick, setting the stage for the top three magic tricks of the week. First up is Flux 2.0 by Roddy McGhie, a visually striking card trick that allows for two different revelations with the cards, enhancing its versatility for performers. The package includes 40 giveaway cards, a dead Sharpie system for cleaner performances, and is priced at $50. Pros include its visual appeal and ease of performance, while a con might be the need for refills if you choose to give away cards frequently. Next is the Paradox Cube by Crazy Sam, a Rubik's Cube magic trick that solves itself in the spectator's hands. Priced at $50, it includes a gimmick cube, a regular cube, a handkerchief, and tutorials. Its pros are the innovative concept and the ability to perform without knowing how to solve a cube, though the cube isn't fully examinable due to gimmickry. Lastly, Pictorial by Kimoon Do offers a unique take on the Triumph plot, with a small packet of cards interacting with the deck. At $20, it's an affordable addition to any set, though it's currently only available for red decks. The video concludes with a reminder to check out the All Things Magic shop for these tricks and to join their live sessions for more magic content.
Takeaways:
- Flux 2.0 offers two card revelations and includes a dead Sharpie system for $50.
- Paradox Cube is a self-solving Rubik's Cube trick priced at $50, with tutorials included.
- Pictorial is a $20 Triumph plot variation that interacts with a small packet of cards.
- All tricks are visually impressive and designed to enhance a magician's repertoire.
- Refills and additional routines are available for Flux 2.0 and Paradox Cube.
- The video encourages viewers to check out the All Things Magic shop for these and other tricks.