Modular Card Magic by Tobias Hudson - Book

Modular Card Magic by Tobias Hudson - BookTobias' first book exploring the strange and oversaturated realm of card magic. He believes magic should be modular in nature, pieces of a puzzle that slot together depending on the style and context of a performance you may find yourself in. Inside this book you'll find over 30 tricks, ideas, moves, and hair brained schemes to amuse and delight, ranging from commercially viable set pieces to late night magician foolery. This book is a veritable brain

Tobias' first book exploring the strange and oversaturated realm of card magic. He believes magic should be modular in nature, pieces of a puzzle that slot together depending on the style and context of a performance you may find yourself in. Inside this book you'll find over 30 tricks, ideas, moves, and hair-brained schemes to amuse and delight, ranging from commercially viable set pieces to late night magician foolery.

This book is a veritable brain dump of effects. Some are easy, some are hard, some are self-working, and others are mathematical. If you love strange ideas, intricate sleights and weird principles, this book has a little something for everyone.

Covering nearly 300 pages and 10+ video tutorials for the more technically demanding tricks, routines include:

• Hofzinser Orgy
• The Eye Test
• Mister Joker Man
• Target Practice
• Slow Burn
• The Red and the Black
• Openly Predictable
• No. 16, Copperbeach Avenue
• Discrepancy Aces
• No Chan-Ce
• The Posing Pack
• New Girl Poker Deal
• Dead Cutter
• Centre Deal Demo
• Luck of Magic

Also included are three essays on the performance of card magic, the full work on some of Tobias' most deceptive sleights (the Full Cover Dribble Pass and the Automatic Card Shift), and The Vault, over fifteen quick effects and fun methodological ideas. Go modular today! You won't regret it...

The Book:

• 336 pages
• Beautiful hardcover book
• 16 x 24cm / 6.3 x 9.5 in
• 3 Monkeys publishing - 2024

Quotes:

"A cornucopia of new and novel ideas from outside the box, penned by a skillful aficionado of the pasteboards"
-Roger Curzon