Buzzsaw is a move that mimics the movements of a spinning circular saw blade. Its smooth, continuous motion creates a satisfying visual flow that perfectly matches its name. It is typically recommended to perform Buzzsaw with a borderless deck for better visual effects. The name was coined by Kevin Ho.

Flower Fan is a striking fan that allows you to fan the cards around your hand, almost in a 360 degree fashion.

Spring Triangle, as the name suggests, is a move where the Card Spring move and Charlier Cut are combined into one. The cardist must first do a spring, then perform a Charlier Cut with their other hand to form a triangle. This move is frequently used alongside Trinity.

Oddstyle 01 is a flourish created by Jaspas while he was experimenting with a different grip which is called Oddstyle Grip. It is the first one of a series of "Oddly Styled Moves cardistry moves", as jaspas said. This flourish opens with three packets of cars aligning vertically with each other, then they rotate to align again but horizontally.

Newton's Cradle is a flourish first debuted in the cardistry video Power Play. It is a simple moving display with a movement inspired by a Newton's cradle, thus the name, in which the cards slowly fall as energy is chained between them.

Carnahan is an iconic fan where the cards display in a half-circle around your index finger.

Boooom is an elegant two handed cut that ends with a 4 card / packet display.

Fireworks is a unique flourish that does a spring whilst in the middle of a two handed cut. The original move was created by Haider Ahmad, with some additional closers being done by Koa Rabang. ]=

Debut for the first time at the second round of the Cardistry Con Championship 2016. Globetrotter is a moving display that revolved the movement of 2 cards around a "globe"

Phobos Deimos is a move that revolves around floating cards and rotations. The cardist must first angel one card with one hand then hold another singular card in the lower hand. Then, both cars are displayed outwards towards the viewer. The deck is then rotated, with the card being "angeled" on the top thumb staying roughly in the same position. Then, the angeled card is moved downards along with the bottom hand moving the lower card upwards.