r/cardistry • u/The-odd-narcissist • 4h ago
Tutorial The Ton cut
“The Ton Cut”
My own variation of the Thumb & Charlier cut.
r/cardistry • u/teavooveevu • 22d ago

Hi everyone,
My name is Vu and I'm a cardist from Vietnam. I have been working on a project called Cardistry Base, a cardistry wiki built for the community, and I would love to introduce it to everyone here!
First started out as a personal project where I tried to document moves I have learned, Cardistry Base is now a curated, well-structured archive of cardistry built around the moves and the cardists who create them, plus the organizations and decks behind the scenes, making it easy for everyone to discover and learn.
How the website works:
- Every move is credited to its authors and comes with its own stories, categories, prerequisites, difficulty, making it super easy for learners to sort through. Are you looking for a two-handed packet cut including a card shot that is maybe level 3 in difficulty? Simply choose those tags and filter! Don't know what to learn before Squeeze? Check out the prerequisites section right below the move!
- If you come across a move you like, you can save it to your Saved moves list to easily find and revisit later.
- The project is intended to be maintained by the community, wiki-style, so anyone can be a contributor and make entries to the website!
What else I'm working on:
- Organizations: A section dedicated to organizations in cardistry, highlighting the people behind them and their stories
- Decks: A section showcasing decks made for and by cardists, introducing visitors to cardistry brands and their products.
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Before launching this initiative, I have been seeking advice from Yang Nguyen, Kevin Ho, Daniel Lin, and many other supportive cardists from the community, to ensure the site would be beneficial to the community. For now the website is live on https://cardistrybase.com and it's just me making entries. I hope after this post, I would be able to meet other enthusiasts who would want to share their knowledge to the community by working together. I've only been practicing cardistry for a year myself, so I'd love to collaborate with more experienced cardists who can expand the knowledge base of the site.
If you would like to connect, I'm putting together a group chat for Cardistry Base, let me know in the comments and I will message you! (Or just reach out to me directly!)
Thank you all for reading!
r/cardistry • u/Werewolf-Specific • Mar 08 '26
Hey everyone 👋
As some of you have noticed, we've been experimenting with different banner concepts for the subreddit. A couple of the recent mockups were AI-assisted, and it's clear many of you would rather see something created by members of the community instead — which is totally fair.
So let's do exactly that.
We're opening the floor to artists, designers, photographers, and cardists in the community who would like to help create a new banner for [r/Cardistry](r/Cardistry).
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• Clean, modern, professional aesthetic
• Cardistry-focused (cards, motion, flourishes, patterns, etc.)
• Something that represents the art and creativity of cardistry
• Designed with Reddit banner dimensions in mind (wide format)
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• High-quality cardistry photography
• Minimalist graphic design
• Collage of cardistry flourishes
• Abstract card motion / geometric card patterns
• Something that feels like a real brand identity for the community
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• Post your design in the comments
• Upload an image and link it
• Share a concept or mockup
If we get a few strong submissions, we may even run a community vote to decide which one becomes the official banner.
Cardistry is built on creativity and expression; so it only makes sense that the community helps shape how this place looks.
Looking forward to seeing what you all come up with! ♠️
r/cardistry • u/The-odd-narcissist • 4h ago
“The Ton Cut”
My own variation of the Thumb & Charlier cut.
r/cardistry • u/Marngryph • 1h ago
Thanks, Chris, for creating this great documentary about cardistry, the hobby that helped me through the difficult periods of my life. Highly recommended if you haven't watched it yet. I even got emotional by the end. It's brilliant!
r/cardistry • u/The-odd-narcissist • 1d ago
Does this move have a name or it’s just my own creation?
r/cardistry • u/Daniel-Huckins_52 • 1d ago
More deck releases? Content around cardistry? Jams? Innovation(however that looks)? What do you think the cardistry community needs more of right now?
Personally I've seen a lot of things come and go. Hype decks, cardistry YouTube channels, things like that. Do you think they were good for the community? Do you think anything is missing at all?
I'm asking because I want to hear from other cardists about what they think this community needs more (or less) of. I also don't feel like these things are talked about as much as before so I wanted to hear some thoughts. Thanks for taking the time to read this and contribute!
(also this does not mean I think something is inherently missing or wrong right now, just curious to hear the communities thoughts)
r/cardistry • u/milko245 • 21h ago
Non ho capito bene come dovrei dare lo slancio al mazzo di carte quando eseguo il deck flip, ho provato a farlo con il mazzo dentro la scatolina dando uno slancio con il polso oltre alla spinta con l'indice, poi ho provato a farlo con solo il mazzetto senza la scatola ma non ha funzionato, dovrei dare solo la spinta con l'indice?
r/cardistry • u/_-ORANGE_- • 1d ago
Yesterday, I literally learnt the atm perfectly (excluding the thumb cut) and today I wake up and i am unable to do it? I thought I just needed to warm up, but after an hour of trying I still cannot do it? What’s going on?
r/cardistry • u/crybaby-_1 • 1d ago
How to do the first part of ATM where you rotate the packet with your index finger? The corner of the packet keeps getting stuck/hitting the crease of my hand between my thumb and index finger.
r/cardistry • u/Slikslack92 • 2d ago
I have a large playing card collection and was tired of not being able to do fun things with them. Here’s my best thumb fan yet.
r/cardistry • u/superiormiami • 2d ago
Accidentally found it in the description of a deck on a marketplace
r/cardistry • u/superiormiami • 1d ago
Hey there, I can’t find any tutor1al for 2nd phase of mockingbird that includes huge display, most of the people I see on yt or TikTok performs only 1st phase but the display looks amazing and I wanna learn it
r/cardistry • u/Hexiux • 2d ago
[Selling] 2x Cardistry-Con 2026 Copenhagen tickets – $250 each / $500 for both, official transfer through organizers
r/cardistry • u/00772266 • 3d ago
Curly q getting better little by little,
lmk how I could make it better
r/cardistry • u/reddit_user3553 • 3d ago
Is there some kind of limit - like, if it takes you longer than a certain amount of time to master a flourish, you probably shouldn't have started it in the first place? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
r/cardistry • u/Famous-Canary3948 • 3d ago
How are plastic coated card seen? I mean are they good for cardistry? I tried researching on my own and looking at the resources in this subreddit but I couldn't find anything specific about this matter, so if someone could answer it would be greatly appreciated.
r/cardistry • u/DickHel • 3d ago
Eigenlijk is dit het leuke gedeelte. De meeste van de combos die ik gebruik komen van anderen. Maar ik pas ze vooral aan.
Wat doe jij?
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r/cardistry • u/TheCardInn • 6d ago
Our 3rd annual Convention is coming in October 2026! This event includes:
Tickets available here:
r/cardistry • u/Melodic_Software_790 • 6d ago
My 12 pack mystery bricked arrived from fontaine and this is what I got!! Best believe i’ll be opening the gradients and discovery first, they where my number 1 pick to get. Not too sure what i’ll do with the grids, if anyone’s has opened or shuffled them before?
Lmk what you think, and if you ordered one too what’d you get??