These durable artifacts hold the ephemeral line-work of mothers, makers, and hunters, along with silhouettes of windblown dust and debris, for present and future study. Mapped to its maker’s body, the heart of the web may be understood as an abstract, full-figure self portrait. I harvest webs at sustainable rates with non-toxic materials, documenting the line work of a small community of spiders for the course of their lives (spiderling, adolescent, adult, and elder). I practice cross-species collaboration for the experience of interrelatedness.