Tek Tek is a move that odds onto the smear fan, by having another packet imitating a human walking motion, almost as if the packet is walking ontop of the fan.

For this Ace Production, you'll need to know how to do my move Sick and Twisted Wings of the Mockingbird. - Kevin Ho

(credit to Birger Karlsson and Kenneth Aidan Foo and Dimitri Arleri)

This Ace Production was inspired by Ricky Jay's book "Cards as Weapons". The performer offers to demonstrate how a deck of cards can be like a gun by shooting a card in the air like a bullet, then reloads the card and proceeds to produce all 4 Aces, showing that he is indeed 'Fully Loaded'. - Kevin Ho

If you're familiar with the One Handed Top Palm, then this is one you'll definitely want to add to your arsenal. First one Ace appears out of nowhere, followed by all 4 all at once. It's an eye-catcher! - Kevin Ho

Here's another Ace Production from Smooth Operations. With a few simple maneuvers, the performer appears to use static electricity to make the four Aces appear in a line. - Kevin Ho

Some of you will remember this making its debut in Test Room over a decade ago. It's still one of my favorite Ace Productions to perform, and I hope you enjoy it too. - Kevin Ho

My memory's a little hazy on this one, but I believe this move first showed up in my short solo video Colorblind, and then I taught it in Smooth Operations. - Kevin Ho

Silicone is a 2-handed cut based on Dan and Dave's Madonna series, that ends in a 5-packet display inspired by the Tudor Cut. This move was also featured in Liquid Paper by Virtuoso. - Kevin Ho

What if you could do The Werm... but faster? Instawerm is the answer to that. Practiced well, you can get in and out of it so fast that its effects will almost seem subliminal, causing your spectators to question whether they just saw you whip a large snake-like thing out in front of their faces. Um, perhaps I could've phrased that better... - Kevin Ho

INSO by Joey Cardist and Sergio Roca is an flexible angel-based isolation mixed with huron's flicker. In the move, the angeled card moves rapidly left and right, while the other hand performs synchronously flicker. This motion is visually interesting and helps create an almost surreal sense to the move.