Green Mint Ocean Cursors

This very strange name says it all. Welcome to the Green Mint Ocean cursor set. First of all, I have downloaded two green background texture fills of two different greens, then I combined them by splitting one of the images in half, then copied the other background image next to the other image on the same canvas and saved it as a new name. Since the image that I produced by combining the two background textures together were vertical, I was required to rotate the image online by 45 degrees to make a corner-to-corner diagonal halves of two combined images. To rotate the image successfully, I have used an image rotator as shown on the link below:

https://pinetools.com/rotate-image

Next, I opened the saved image that I downloaded from the image rotator tool above and opened it in RealWorld Cursor Editor to make the background template that I was going to utilize for all my cursor roles. There are 17 cursor roles using that same background image. I have made all the 17 cursor roles for this complete cursor set without using any wizards. I hand drawn all the cursors, except the ones with the three different hands. I have downloaded three different hands from images found on Google Images to make those cursors. I made those cursors from those downloaded images and applied the background fill that I combined and rotated diagonally myself. I also downloaded a pin icon and a real woman's face to make the person cursor. I also applied the same background fill effect to the pin icon and the person image that I made the cursor for. To successfully make those cursors, I was required to make some preset templates with work in progress folders to store them separately from the other main cursors. After completing all the required necessary assembly of fills, borders and template designs, I combined all the cursors in one cursor canvas to produce my finished cursors.

The pointing arrows was drawn by me using lines, disabling the smoothing option from the application's toolbar to keep accuracy when drawing the outlines. I filled the first piece by piece, step by step simply by making a new layer and drawing internal lines to fill in all the transparent areas of the cursors. For the waiting cursors, I created two separate cursors to make the part for the hourglass cursor represented by two diagonal filled dots. The help cursor has a question mark that is also slanted to the diagonal right to make the shape of the internal question mark cursor flow with its parent pointer. A grey-green gradient was only used on two pointer cursors to make the color standout and be visible to others using this cursor set.

I have designed all the double headed arrows with an oval middle and hand drawn the arrow shapes with a semi-empty triangular look to bring a new look and feel to the cursors. I have used the circle tool to make a rounded edge for those types of cursors, including the text cursor and the precision and pencil cursor. The pencil cursor has a rounded tip just like with some sharpened pencils with short circular points.

The diagonal effect that crosses diagonally across the middle for all the 17 cursor roles is an intentional design that I had from the beginning to make this cursor set more unique and attractive to the eye of the people who are viewing this cursor set. All the cursors in this cursor set have a custom green border outline which is consistent for all the 17 cursor roles in this cursor pack. A combination of sea green and mint green was used as the background pattern fills for the flood fill effect, including a mint-like border outline used on all cursors.

The Green Mint Ocean cursor set comes in three resolutions of 32x32, 48x48 and 64x64 pixels and is intended for use with the Windows 11 operating system. This cursor set took many hours to make and a lot of techniques were used to create it. This cursor set was made by me alone by using my own imagination to come up with something exclusively new to the RealWorld Designer website. All the 17 cursor roles in this set are made static in three different cursor sizes for various DPI usage in Windows 11 computers and devices.

I am only going to allow an unlimited amount of people of this website to download this cursor set and have free will to use it for any computer project needs. However, I do not allow anyone to re-upload this cursor set on this website, nor on any other website. If anybody disobeys my command by uploading this cursor set to any website, including RealWorld Designer, I will send an email of complaint to ask the website administrators to take down the re-upload copy of this cursor set. If for any reason you wish to come back to this page, of remember the location to this page, copy the link from your web browser into your website or by embedding in the code to this page. You can also add this particular page to your web favourites and sync your favourites across all of your devices. Enjoy using this Green Mint Ocean cursor set made by me, and for you to use and enjoy on your computer.

Normal Select.cur

Help Select.cur

Working In Background.cur

Busy.cur

Precision Select.cur

Text Select.cur

Handwriting.cur

Unavailable.cur

Vertical Resize.cur

Horizontal Resize.cur

Diagonal Resize 1.cur

Diagonal Resize 2.cur

Move.cur

Alternate Select.cur

Link Select.cur

Location Select.cur

Person Select.cur

Tags: Windows 11 Triangular Round ■ Green

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