Combine one of my favourite music artists and my absolute favourite crutch artist and you get an amazing video.

One card artist from Canada, the other from the States, uniting for a great day on the beach performing sweet cardistry together. One of those make-you-feel-happy videos. Glad it looks like they had such a great time.

"Credits to Jonas and Dan&Dave Buck." Sorry for not posting this sooner!

"The Virts are back. Enjoy." Absolutely refreshing. I can't wait to see what this group does next.

"Filming and editing by Allan, Moves executed by Chris." The first spoof of Theory 11 has made its way. If you don't know what Theory 11 is, check out the Decknique forums

"A day in London with Jalal, Ross, Scott, Sean, Myles and Daniel Chard. Thanks guys, for the great experience, and I hope you enjoy watching this video as much as we did making it." I hope you like jamming too.

"Talk about skill with your hands when it comes to painting." You need to watch this movie until the end to truly appreciate it.

"My first vid. I forgot to credit Joey Burton, so yeah..." Where did you come from? Awesome first video.

Single card flourishes are surprisingly powerful. You can get a lot of extra nimbility, like Steve shows here.

"2 points of time, yet one occasion." Jonas finally puts out a new video, and updates his style!

"From the movie 'The Protector.' For more info on the scene, check YouTube." Wow. And also the camerman must be extra strong to be running up stairs with a steadicam.

"Maya Nakamura in a great display of the ultimate freedom in yoyoing - without the string tied to your finger in her World 2005 Performance. And yes, she was crowned world champion with this freestyle." Woah.

Okay, this guy's pretty good. Pretty darn quick hands needed for this too, as well as accuracy!

"Traditional manipulation in the mist of 'XCM'." You know this is kind of refreshing. Well done too. I'd like to see people put more of a cardistry spin on productions, etc. Could be oh so cool.

Amazingly fast, and totally in control. It's hard to even tell which one-handed cuts he is doing.