Magic by Alex Hansford

Magicians have strived for decades to find a color change that’s executed completely open and immune to every angle. Today, that pipe-dream becomes reality. Gödel is an innovative face-up color change from the mind of Alexander Hansford. With a wave of the hands, cards transform under direct...

From the mind of Alex Hansford comes Hessian -- an ultra modern handling of the classic General Card. Alex's routine is what we love to see in magic: it's aesthetic, streamlined, and minimalistic. Each move flows beautifully into the next creating an effect that isn't just amazing, but an absolute...

Sit down with Alex Hansford for an hour-long lesson on a classic utility-move in card magic, the Ascanio Spread. Whether you're familiar with the sleight or not we highly recommend this instructional video. Alex has spent years mastering this clever way to hold-out cards and offers...

Alex Hansford examines the classic Card to Pocket plot in DEMO. Included within the explanation are Alex's tips on palming cards, producing them from various pockets, managing spectators' eye-lines, a direct take on the Mystery Card plot and much more.

"The Neat Review" has landed. Exclusively through Vanishing Inc. It’s called a “journal”, but it’s really a book. An exquisite, beautiful perfect bound 192 page book with an embossed linen cover. What is "The Neat Review"? "The Neat Review" is unusual. Each edition...

Alex Hansford releases three pet routines, direct, powerful effects that can be done anywhere, anytime. An instant transformation of 4 cards, a phenomenal transposition inspired by Alex Elmsley, and an Ace Assembly unlike any other you've seen. Every move, every subtlety, is explained in beautiful...

Issue Two of The Neat Review takes us to New York City. This issue presents a stark contrast with Issue One, and with the opinions shared by our London group. With Asi Wind we discuss magic and art as time-constrained events, and blurring the line between the elements of magic that are seen and...

Fully typeset in both Japanese and English, this issue of THE NEAT REVIEW prods its stick at what could be seen as a cliché: it’s not what you do, it’s how you do it. Through the lives and work of several of Japan’s best magicians, we explore cultural effects on the practice of and appreciation for...

Alex Hansford had taken something old, something new and something borrowed to offer a beautiful wedding of effects in this download from one of Britain's most creative young talents. This stunning piece of prestidigitation is a four for one transposition of any four of a kind with a spectators...