73 cardists
American · b. 1997 · 1 move
A popular cardist, Creator of the brand Aedijux Playing Cards. Creator of the move Opteka.
Matthew Samuel
1 move
1 move
Lượng Anh
Vietnamese · 1 move
1 move
Nathan Lex
American · 0 moves
A cardist and photographer, known for his collaborations with the cardistry YouTube channel X-Decks, where he teaches a variety of flourishes. Through his brand Organic Playing Cards, he raises money for charity by selling limited-edition decks of cards.
Vietnamese · 2 moves
Russian · 4 moves
Danish · 5 moves
2 moves
Noel Heath is a cardist who has invented numerus popular and famous moves, such as Phobos Deimos.
Oliver Søgård
Danish · b. 1995 · 6 moves
Human being from Denmark, shuffling and making cards via dealersgrip, and occasionally releasing music as Woolcoin.
American · b. 1900 · 1 move
Paul LePaul (August 2, 1900 – June 8, 1958) was an American magician. LePaul was born Paul Shields Braden in Olney, Illinois. He grew up in St. Louis, Mo. He started his professional career around 1920, doing a manipulative act entirely with playing cards. He adopted the name LePaul around 1927. LePaul made his New York City vaudeville appearance in July 1928 at the Fifth Avenue Theater. He worked in vaudeville and later appeared in the top night clubs and hotels. He also played on Broadway in Earl Carrolls' Vanities. He was a technical adviser for movies, including Eternally Yours (film) starring David Niven (1939). In a brief cameo he is seen doing card flourishes. In that same year, Paul LePaul was also credited for being part of the miscellaneous crew on the film Miracles for Sale. During World War II, he performed tours with the USO. "LePaul is one of the greatest manipulative magicians ever to practice the art of pleasant deception." - John Mulholland LePaul was one of the first to use to the split-fan production in a professional act. At one time he also used the glass vanish under the newspaper, and may have been the first magician to use this as a stage trick. He appears to have started the Card to Wallet fad among magicians which was based on the routine he published as "Cards in Sealed Envelope" in the late 1940s. (Wallets did not become a common item until after the 1950s). Soure: Wikipedia
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Antoine Thomas
French · 1 move
Ryoma (aka Antoine Thomas) is known for creating the craziest structural displays, including One-Handed Triforce, Recasting Sequence and Slider Triforce.
New Zealander · 2 moves
1 move
he makes cardistry tutorials
Shivraj Morzaria
Indian · 1 move
Shivraj Morzaria is a cardist from India with over a decade of experience in the art of cardistry. Renowned for creating innovative concepts such as Cardestroy, Integrate and others, he is known for pushing the boundaries of cardistry by exploring new possibilities and expanding fundamental ideas to their fullest limits.
Danish · 17 moves
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Yang Chan
Chinese · b. 1990 · 1 move
Yang Chan (1990 - 2021) was one of China's most well known cardists. He created popular moves such as Fission 1 and 2, and 箭头.
Vietnamese · 10 moves
🤲 Inspiring people to pick up a deck of cards ✨ Cardistry-Con’s Uncut Performance Champion Get in touch: yangcardistry@gmail.com
American · 6 moves
Zach Mueller is the perfect poster boy for the kind of results that cardistry can produce, having first piggy-backed on the success of his cardistry videos to create a popular deck of playing cards, and ultimately a successful brand, Fontaine Cards. Source: EndersGame_Reviewer
Trevor Aguiar
American · 4 moves