One-Eyed Jack
John Randal Nelson
Standing 26 feet high, One-Eyed Jack
is a painted steel jackrabbit sculpture
by Tempe-based artist John Randall
Nelson. The 20,000-pound sculpture
is found on the corner of Marshall Way
and Indian School Road, welcoming
residents and visitors to the art galleries,
shops, and restaurants in Old Town
Scottsdale’s Arts District. One-Eyed
Jack stands as a reminder of Marshall
Way’s history and a nod toward its
future. Like Lewis Carroll’s fictional
white rabbit, the sculpture beckons
us to make the leap into Old Town
Scottsdale, and now for the first time,
into your home with augmented reality
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Download and print the One-Eyed Jack anchor symbol here.
- Access your mobile device’s app store, download the Hoverlay app, and
follow instructions to install the Hoverlay camera browser app on your mobile
device. Please note: the app requires an augmented reality-capable device
running iOS 13 or later or Android 7.0 or later. - Open the Hoverlay app. Make sure your phone is not on silent and that the
volume is turned up. Be aware of your surroundings. - Search for the +ScottsdalePublicArt channel to unlock the experiences. In the map, find the circle with the One-Eyed Jack image and press it.
- Set your anchor symbol (the image you printed or the image above)
on a flat surface. Place your phone over the anchor symbol so that you
see it on the screen. - Angle your phone into a vertical position and wait for the “100%” to view the
AR experience. You can resize and rotate the sculpture by pinching your
fingers on the screen. Enjoy!
