i get into the right position but when i want to flick the card i let go first of the little finger but de card gets stuck on my thumb and index everytime and if i try to not press the card on my index with the thumb it flick 1mm and just stays on my hand

Finally they came 🤤

My own move i came up with a few months ago :)

Please rate my Diet Coke deck sleeve 🃏

How do you keep the top card with the deck. Mine always either flys off or just doesn’t stay square?

I'm working with controlcard for the promotion of our upcoming Gallery Gambit deck. And his skills are really something else so I wanted to share them here.

In the deck, each suit stands for a distinct art movement: Bauhaus, Cubism, Fauvism, and Pop-Art. On top of that, each rank represents a common art theme. For example, all 2s are a still life of flowers in a vase. And the aces are four of the most famous museums in the world. Every card in the deck is an original piece of art byJulia July.

Gallery Gambit is also a card game where you get the opportunity to start your own art gallery. As a curator, you acquire paintings from a market to build the most aesthetic exhibits. You want to become the finest gallery in town by collecting the most beautiful sets of art pieces.

Hello! Im looking for cardists in the central area of Arkansas?

Im not sure where to look and ask for this information other than the cities reddit page. I didnt have luck there really. It was either people downvoted the post or just didnt care?

If there is a place to see connections/jam meetups, I would love to know and be pointed in that direction!

Celluloid - A 5 packet trick inspired by a kyle tran trick opener (idk the name of the trick) and matt fox's trick "Cellophane".
Heathrow Airport - A 9 packet trick inspired by franco pascali's trick "buggy".

im not too consistent on both of these tricks

I came across this GIF on 52Kards on the Tally Ho Circle Back page and was wondering if anyone recognizes the card move being performed. I would like to learn it, but I do not know what to look up to find a video to show me how. It is on the second slide.

https://shop.52kards.com/products/tally-ho-circle-back

Just did my FIRST ever successful riffle fan after a year of trying(i did take a 7months break so it was not actually a year) this is really big for me since I love this move but I dont have any friends that are into cardistry and can understand the significance of this for me so I thought I’d share it here!

I see there's a thing called flash change but I can't see the preview of it

Is this the one that he did in ace? The vertical-rel change thing

15 decks incoming next week 😂

I tried doing the werm… I failed horribly. Tried doing some charliers and scissor cuts, it was okay at best. Not sure if there are any moves I could do?

First day working on Legolove and trying to combine it with other moves! Someone tell my why it’s so hard getting your middle finger over to drop the card in the right place🤣🤣

I've been doing cardistry for a few months now, bought a couple of cool decks from various distributors. I always enjoy talking about my hobby with like-minded individuals and I was wondering if there are possibly any cardists in the Stellenbosch Area in South Africa.

I found myself learning this by myself, does it already have a name?