Evil Heart Sticker – One-Eyed Gothic Monster Art

A red-orange heart-shaped monster with one watchful eye, a sharp-toothed grin and a long curling tongue. This original sticker combines a familiar heart silhouette with mischievous creature features for gothic journals, alternative collections and dark-romantic decoration.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 6 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Organism Intake 061-H

Catalogue designation: Evil Heart
Observed form: Heart-shaped organism with one visible eye, toothed mouth and elongated oral appendage
Primary question: Does the heart-shaped body contain a heart, constitute a heart, or merely resemble one?

Records sets the transport enclosure on the table.

Records

Another heart.

The occupant opens its eye.

Z. Omb

Another heart-shaped subject.

Its tongue curls against the transparent wall.

Records

This one has opinions.

Z. Omb

It has responded to our arrival.

The resemblance to records 049 and 050 is immediately apparent at the level of outline:

two upper lobes,

a central indentation,

and a tapering lower point.

The resemblance becomes less useful below that level.

061-H has an eye.

A mouth.

Visible teeth.

An appendage extending from the mouth.

Records

So we put it with the other hearts?

Z. Omb

As a morphological comparison. We do not yet have evidence of the same internal anatomy.

Records

Heart-shaped does not automatically mean heart.

Z. Omb

Exactly.

No cardiac function is assigned from the silhouette alone.

The oral appendage extends toward a loose strip of packing paper.

Its tip touches the strip.

The appendage curls around it and draws it closer.

Records moves the remaining packing material out of reach.

Records

Tongue?

Z. Omb

That is our working anatomical term.

Records

You saw it come out of the mouth.

Z. Omb

Yes. We have also seen it manipulate an object. Its other functions remain untested.

The paper is held briefly, then released.

It is not swallowed.

Records

Rejected meal.

Z. Omb

Released object. Feeding has not been demonstrated.

Records adds a line to the observation sheet:

Do not confuse picking something up with eating it.

The long appendage makes several controlled curves.

Its pointed tip looks sharp.

That appearance does not establish a sting, venom delivery or any other particular mechanism.

Records

We are not checking that with a finger.

Z. Omb

Agreed.

No contact test is performed.

The organism continues exploring the enclosure wall.

Nothing is punctured.

Omb places a contrasting card outside the enclosure.

The visible eye turns toward it.

When the card moves, the eye follows.

The tongue remains against the opposite wall.

Records

Watching one thing. Touching another.

Z. Omb

A useful observation.

The card is moved away.

The eye follows until the enclosure frame obscures it.

Omb records visual tracking.

No conclusion is drawn about exact acuity or the full visual field.

Records

One eye has not slowed it down much.

Z. Omb

We have not measured a task in which two would necessarily be an advantage.

Records returns to the catalogue name.

Records

We have covered “heart.” What about “evil”?

Z. Omb

What behaviour was reported?

Records checks the intake slip.

Records

None. Just the name.

The organism reaches toward the loose end of the paper label.

Records slides it farther away.

The tongue withdraws.

Records

Attempted paperwork theft.

Z. Omb

Object exploration.

Records

You are defending it.

Z. Omb

I am describing it.

The organism turns its eye toward Omb.

Records

It appreciates your legal representation.

A wider resting enclosure is prepared with a shaded area.

061-H moves into the shade through successive contact and pulling movements of its oral appendage.

The precise contribution of the body surface is difficult to see.

Omb marks the locomotion description as provisional.

Records

It walks with its tongue?

Z. Omb

The appendage contributes to movement. We should establish whether it supplies all the traction before simplifying further.

Records

That is still an excellent thing to draw.

Z. Omb

Yes.

The eye remains open inside the shade.

The mouth is partly visible.

No attempt is made to pull the subject back out for a better photograph.

CURRENT RECORD

Heart-shaped external form: Confirmed
Visible eye count: One
Visual tracking: Observed
Toothed mouth: Present
Elongated oral appendage: Present
Working term for appendage: Tongue
Object manipulation: Observed
Contribution to locomotion: Observed
Exact locomotor mechanism: Not fully resolved
Pointed appendage tip: Present
Venom or stinging function: Not established
Feeding: Not observed
Cardiac anatomy or function: Not established
Relationship to 049/050: External-shape comparison only
Harmful intent or behaviour: Not demonstrated
“Evil”: Catalogue designation
Taxonomic identity: Unknown
Research priority: Functional anatomy and voluntary movement

Records adds:

HEART-SHAPED.
PAPER-INTERESTED.
EVIL STATUS: NAME ONLY.

Z. Omb

That will do.

From the shaded enclosure, the tongue reaches toward the edge of the record sheet.

Records moves it again.

Records

Persistent, though.

Z. Omb

That we can record.