One Cursor String Art
34 little cursors in 6 colours sit on 8 layers of fine translucent strands. Look straight at it and they line up into one giant pointer.
34 little cursors in 6 colours sit on 8 layers of fine translucent strands. Look straight at it and they line up into one giant pointer.
String art · 8 layers
Thirty-four little cursors in six colours, set on eight layers of fine translucent strands. Face it and they line up into one giant cursor, pointing up and to the left.
Only from the front
The cursors sit on eight slides, about 1.6 in from the front layer to the back one. Walk past it and the big cursor breaks into eight loose rows; stand in front again and they click back into one.
No single slide holds the cursor. Each carries three to five small ones; together they fill it in, edge to edge.
Up close
About 7.9 in square and 2 in deep, and big enough to read from across the room.
A desk frame of eight sliding layers where thirty-four small cursors become one.
This page was built by 34 cursors while you scrolled. Every one of them is on the frame.
About 7.9 in wide, 7.9 in tall and 2 in deep, and it weighs about 8.8 oz. The big cursor fills most of the window, a little under 7 in from tip to tail.
The small cursors are spread over eight slides, about 1.6 in deep in all. They are placed to meet only when you face the frame, so from an angle they part and you see the layers instead.
Yes. Lift the top bar off and each slide lifts straight up out of its channel. Set them back in the same order, front to back, then sit the bar back on top.
No. The cursors are carried by fine translucent strands, so whatever is behind the frame shows through around them.
It stands on its own on a desk or a shelf. Put it where you will see it straight on, such as beside a monitor, so the cursor lines up when you look at it.