Eerie Eye Sticker – Blue & Purple Surreal Gothic Art

A striking eye with a blue-and-white starburst iris, a tiny black pupil, pink accents and dramatic black lashes. This original sticker combines detailed eye imagery with surreal gothic styling for journals, sketchbooks and alternative art collections.

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 5 cm (Medium)

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

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Ocular Observation Record 062-E

Catalogue designation: Eerie Eye
Received: Eye with surrounding lid-bearing tissue
Origin: Undocumented
Primary question: Is the bright centre emitting light, or does it only look luminous?

Records adjusts the observation camera.

Records

It looks like something exploded in the iris.

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A description of the pattern. Not its formation.

Records

Blue around the outside. White burst in the middle.

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And a small dark central opening.

Records

An eye with its own dramatic lighting.

Omb switches off the examination lamp.

The bright appearance disappears.

Z. Omb

Apparently ours.

Under ordinary illumination, the iris has a conspicuous radial pattern.

White occupies much of the central region.

Blue extends outward toward a darker perimeter.

Several broad highlights lie across the front surface.

When the lamp moves, those highlights move.

The radial pattern stays in place.

Records

So those are reflections. This is the eye.

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Those are reflections from the eye’s surface. The pattern is a separate observation.

Two photographs are taken from the same position with the lamp at different angles.

The comparison makes the distinction clearer.

No light emission is detected during the brief dark observation.

That does not identify the material responsible for the white or blue appearance.

The central opening is unusually small relative to the visible iris.

Omb reduces the illumination gradually.

The opening widens.

When the original lighting is restored, it narrows again.

Records watches the paired images.

Records

Still working.

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A repeatable response to illumination.

Records

Which means it can see?

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Not necessarily.

The response demonstrates functioning light-sensitive control somewhere within the received tissue.

It does not establish conscious vision.

It does not identify where the signal is processed.

The rear of the preparation is not exposed sufficiently to trace the relevant connections.

Omb leaves that question open.

Records holds up a card.

Records

Can it follow this?

The eye does not visibly turn.

The card is moved again.

No clear tracking response occurs.

Records

So it cannot see.

Z. Omb

That conclusion is also too strong.

Records

You rejected both answers.

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Because neither follows from this test.

The preparation may lack the structures needed to turn the eye.

A failure to move cannot distinguish absent vision from absent movement.

Records puts the card down.

Records

No response. Reason unresolved.

Z. Omb

Exactly.

The surrounding tissue is pink in several areas.

Fine branching lines are visible.

Purple coloration appears near the corners.

Records

Related to the lilac material?

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We have not sampled or identified it.

Records

Another separate purple question.

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Yes.

Colour resemblance alone does not connect 062-E to the lilac blood-containing records.

No blood, additional pigment or common origin is entered as confirmed.

The lashes project well beyond the lid margin.

One lies close to the observation lens.

Records shifts the camera back.

Records

These are inconveniently impressive.

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We can change the camera position.

Records

I was not going to trim them.

Z. Omb

Good.

The preparation remains intact.

Its undocumented origin is recorded as a limitation requiring follow-up, rather than filled in with an extraction story.

Records

“Eerie” survives?

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As the catalogue name.

Records

The eye really is doing a great deal of staring.

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Its orientation has barely changed.

Records

That is what makes it effective.

CURRENT RECORD

Eye with surrounding lid-bearing tissue: Present
Origin and removal history: Unknown
Blue-and-white radial iris appearance: Observed
Small central pupil: Present
Pupil changes with illumination: Repeatedly observed
Light sensitivity: Supported
Conscious visual perception: Not established
Visible tracking response: Not observed
Absence of tracking proves blindness: No
Surface reflections: Shift with lamp position
Iris pattern: Remains fixed during lighting comparison
Independent light emission: Not detected under tested conditions
Pink and purple surrounding coloration: Present; composition untested
Connection to lilac-material series: No evidence
Anomaly status: Unresolved; appearance alone is insufficient
Next priority: Provenance and non-destructive examination of the preparation’s structure

Records adds:

RESPONDS TO LIGHT.
DOES NOT EXPLAIN ITSELF.

Z. Omb

A fair summary of the session.