Abstract: An earring device comprises an ornamental element bearing means from which at least two thin ornamental elements are hung. These ornamental elements are thin cross-sectional (x,y -axes) depictions of animals, which when arranged on the bearing means, provide a three-dimensional illusion. In a preferred embodiment, the animal head and front quarter are depicted on a first thin ornamental element, and the animal rear quarter is depicted on a second element. When hung from the bearing means, spacers are provided to create a separation between the thin ornamental elements in a z-axes. This separation creates an illusion of depth along the z-axis, leading to a three dimensional depiction of the animal.

Abstract: A programmable light display system having a carrying case, a semi-rigid, readily penetrable display board mounted in the carrying case and a quill and light assembly for use therewith. Any suitable map, chart or drawing is mounted on the display board and the quill and light assembly is inserted through both the board and map at a predetermined location. After connection of the quill to a printed circuit board connector the light presents an accurate visual display of events occurring at various locations.