Storks are often seen as a symbol of new life because of their association with babies. Perhaps it's possible that the bird depicted in our Origami Green Stork cursor played a role in delivering you to your parents.

Have you ever watched My Neighbor Totoro by Ghibli? If somehow you still haven't done it - do it now! The film has become a beloved classic, and Totoro, the creature in our fanart Origami cursor, has become an iconic character in Japanese pop culture.

Our fanart Origami BT21 cursor pack features two cuties from a BT21 band. Cooky is a powerful pink bunny with a right ear bending down and a left thick triangle eyebrow. Koya is described as brilliant, multi-talented, and the sleeping cutie of the band.

The creatures in our fanart Origami Green and Blue Splatoon Squids cursor pack came from a popular game popular multiplayer third-person shooter game. These squids are Inklings, a fictional species of humanoid cephalopods.

Geese are social animals that mate for life and live in flocks. They are also intelligent and have been known to exhibit problem-solving skills and emotional intelligence. That's why it's a good idea to set it as your custom cursor with Origami Goose.

Do you know the cutie in our fanart Origami cursor? This is Pompompurin, a cute little dog, a boy golden retriever who is unmistakable because of his trademark small brown beret. He adores milk and anything soft.

In Slavic mythology and folklore, the creature from our Origami Purple and Rainbow Firebirds cursor pack is a magical and prophetic glowing or burning bird from a faraway land that is both a blessing and a harbinger of doom to its captor.

Have you ever wondered why some dinos are mad, like in our Origami Red Angry Tyrannosaur cursor pack? As you might know, the Tyrannosaur rex was primarily a predator or a scavenger. You can notice that most predators are angry because they are hungry.

In our Origami Fairy cursor pack, we have created a fairy, also called a fay, fae, fey, fair folk, or faerie, from a folding paper in an old Japanese art style. It is a mythical being or legendary creature found in the folklore of European cultures.

Its fossils have been found in places such as New Jersey, Montana, and North Carolina, so we used them to recreate the incredible creatures in a new way - as an Origami Hadrosaurus cursor pack, which you can see and use any time you wish.

Purple spiders, like in our Origami Purple Spider cursor pack, are not dangerous to humans, though a bite can cause pain, swelling, redness, and urticating hairs on some purple tarantulas might cause significant skin irritation

As today is Labor day, we have prepared for symbols of that holiday, which is associated with hard work, building, etc. But that's not just tools in their usual appearance - in a fanart Origami Labor Day Hammer and Saw cursor pack, they are made of paper.

You can see a lot of different tutorials on YouTube on how to create these fascinating things from paper. But if you are too busy or lazy to create something unusual on your own, you can choose this Origami Kites cursor pack.

If you want to know what Dan Reynolds was singing about in the song Sharks - he was singing about this animal. We have made an Origami cursor pack with fanart pointer Sharks from folding paper in a very old Japanese art style.

The formal Beyblade game is usually played with two or more players, where each player is allowed up to three Beyblades. Here you can try to play with the Origami Beyblade Toys cursor pack, which is created with paper folded in the old Japanese art style.