We have worked with the team at Think Maths to produce a set of school resources around the Mirror Pillar, including a pack of accompanying worksheets for use by schools and community groups.

If you'd like to create your own Mirror Pillar style images at home, a mini-Mirror Pillar can be made using a cardboard tube and some reflective foil. We've built the Pillariser, which lets you upload an image and download the anamorphically distorted version to view in a mini-Pillat. There are also downloadable versions of all the mini-Mirror Pillar activities, including a labelled square grid and labelled distorted grid, making anamorphic sculpture, stretching anamorphism and anamorphic projection. These activities are also all included in the teacher pack above.

If you'd like to make your own giant Mirror Pillar image, the schools pack includes printable sheets you can use, and a How To Sheet with some tips - contact us by emailing info@mirror-pillar.co.uk if you'd like to find out about opportunities to try your artwork with the actual Pillar.

If you're into knitting, Woolly Thoughts have produced a knitting pattern for a knitted rainbow rectangle, and one with vertical stripes, which can be adapted to produce other anamorphic knitting for use with a mini-Mirror Pillar. They have also produced an artwork, entitled "The Windmills of your Mind", which has been displayed alongside the pillar and will form part of our permanent collection.