Magic by David Jonathan

Fourtunate is a trick where the workings are as much fun as the trick. Here’s what happens: You draw a prediction on the cellophane of a card case...

Transform Siri into your secret accomplice with this mind-blowing fusion of magic and technology from David Jonathan (the co-creator of former Trick...

"A clever tool for creative performers. Endless possibilities" R. Paul Wilson "SNAPS is just what I wanted. Do virtually any card...

A hands-off, easy to do stunner from David Jonathan and Nikolas Mavresis. "Profile" is a fun, engaging routine that builds toward a...

"This is my favorite effect of the year." Rob Jacks You Know is a mind-boggling demonstration of mentalism using regular UNO Cards. This...

Seven mind-blowing routines you can do anytime, anywhere with just your phone. David Jonathan (creator of the bestsellers "VOX" and...

A stunning, multi-phased, blockbuster routine inspired by a love for cinema and featuring an ingenious method. "Pr3miere" is an...

Impossible predictions in real time using your iPhone. David Jonathan, the creator of bestsellers "VOX" and "Snaps", brings you...

Doing tricks with a colorful rainbow deck is a great way to foster interest. You present two dice and a rainbow deck, and proceed to do an absolute...

A stunning ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) with an unexpected kicker twist! Wrong Turn is a fun and baffling approach to ACAAN that adds...

A delightfully fun, relatable and powerful routine from David Jonathan, one of the creative minds behind the bestselling effect "Snaps"....

The spectator finds their card in an incredible way, with a stunning kicker revelation! The Jokers are given to a spectator to hold, then a card is...

A Unique, Hands-Off Evolution of The Sandwich Plot! Welcome to the first routine of its kind where the spectator makes the sandwich as they shuffle...

An unbelievably clean ACAAN with a stunning kicker they'll never see coming. "TOCAAN" by David Jonathan is an incredibly practical and...

Why do a ACAAN with one deck when you can up the apparent impossibility with two decks? That's the beauty of ARBITRIUM. Imagine...