1.5 out of 5 stars.

Not really my favorite cursor style at all. I dislike cursors that take up the entire 32x32 grid with a picture. It would be better if you at least cut annoying orange out of the picture so that the cursor can actually point instead of just sitting on top of the picture. The "busy" cursor is somewhat acceptable, those ones can be larger often, and the wiping animation isn't too bad.

The best cursors are usually custom made, rather than using pictures, at the least, they should only consist of part of a picture, not the whole thing. I recommend that if you are unable to draw a convincing annoying orange, that you at least cut him out of the picture so that only annoying orange is in the cursor and not the countertop or other background components.

3 out of 5 stars.

Quite good cursor set, but it would be better if you remove the background (as JDDellGuy said).
I think it would be a good idea if you take several pictures of the orange to make it speak, if you want the orange to be really annoying .

Ok well well well annoying orange! i love this. Ill set a list of things to fix
1.Remove the backgrounds! everybody here is saying to do that.
2.The cursors in some roles,the mouse covers the image..fix that.
3.You know what,they are epic.but you need more training in cursors,just like me
lol.

hope my review helps,and make your future cursors better!

well... it takes time for me to make a perfect set. same goes for some of you other guys. at least it even IS a set. that's all that matters. it doesn't matter about how good it is. it's about having fun creating sets.

i just don't like it when people criticize a set, or US even. it's too negative.

0.5 out of 5 stars.

You should not place work that is not yours within the Public Domain it is actually illegal to take someone's work without permission and then place it in the Public Domain offering it for free to all when it was not yours to do such with. This will not keep you free of criticism or litigation as doing this does infringe upon the creator's rights. Unless the images already reside within the public domain.