Whitney Houston Film Clapperboard cursor

This Whitney Houston replacement cursor uses a film clapperboard instead of the former microphone. The object references Houston’s acclaimed screen career, especially her starring role in The Bodyguard, while avoiding the familiar microphone, guitar, fedora, and crown silhouettes. A clapperboard has a strong rectangular body and a separate hinged striped clapstick, giving it a clearly different profile from musical instruments and headwear. The relationship is canonical because Whitney Houston was an established film performer, not because this design claims she owned a particular clapperboard. The unchanged Whitney Houston character pointer remains the character element paired with the new object, so the replacement preserves recognition while broadening the career reference. The illustration should use saturated cinematic colors, a crisp dark outline, and clean cel shading. Keep the clapperboard as one object on a true transparent background with a 12 percent margin. Its real hinged clapstick may angle toward the upper-left as the active tip, but no artificial arrow should be added. Exclude text, logos, scenery, shadows, and any extra production equipment for a clean, readable cursor at small display sizes.