Eldritch Cat Face Sticker – Cute Multi-Eyed Gothic Art

A mint-green eldritch cat face with oversized ears, glossy blue-green eyes, four smaller eyes and two little fangs. This original mascot sticker combines a cheerful expression with strange anatomical details for creepy-cute journals, laptops and gothic sticker 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

Mascot Observation Addendum 060-C

Catalogue designation: Eldritch Cat Mascot Emoticon
Related record: 015, Eldritch Cat Mascot
Comparison record: 059-B, Eldritch Bat Mascot Emoticon
Primary question: How does the mascot use its eyes when there is very little to look at?

Records sets the new face portrait beside the bat emoticon.

Records

The bat had two eyes.

Z. Omb

It still does.

Records

This one has brought extras.

The cat looks up from the table.

Two large eyes face Records.

Three smaller eyes sit above one of them.

A fourth lies below.

Z. Omb

Six visible in this view.

Records

You put “in this view” on everything.

Z. Omb

Only when the view has limits.

The lower small eye is particularly easy to misread.

Its curved outline resembles a second little smile.

Records points to the portrait.

Records

That could pass for a mouth.

The corresponding structure on the cat blinks.

Records

All right. Eye.

Z. Omb

Movement resolves an ambiguity that the still image preserves.

The actual mouth sits beneath the nose.

Two small fangs are visible.

No additional mouth is recorded.

Record 015 already supports functional smaller eyes and selective closure.

This session asks a narrower question:

Does every eye remain open when the cat is resting?

Omb prepares a quiet observation area.

No restraint.

No forced eye opening.

No objects placed against the face.

The cat chooses the folded cloth beside the observation area instead.

Records

Your designated resting spot has been rejected.

Z. Omb

The location is not essential.

Omb moves the camera.

The cat moves onto the camera strap.

Records retrieves a second camera.

For several minutes, the two large eyes remain partly open.

Some smaller eyes close.

Others stay open.

A soft sound comes from the doorway.

One upper eye opens more fully.

An ear turns.

The cat does not lift its head.

Records

Still watching.

Z. Omb

Responding to something. We should separate the sound from the movement at the doorway.

Records closes the door and repeats the sound from the same position.

The ear turns again.

The smaller eye does not show the same clear change.

Records

So that first response was not necessarily all hearing.

Z. Omb

Correct. There were two changing inputs.

The initial observation is retained.

Its interpretation is narrowed.

Later, Records walks silently across the room.

One small eye follows the movement while the large pair remains directed toward the table.

Records

It can watch me without looking at me.

Z. Omb

Without turning its head toward you.

Records

Yes. That.

The observation is consistent with distributed visual attention.

It does not establish that each eye produces a wholly separate conscious view.

Records

Six little screens?

Z. Omb

One possible model. Not a finding.

Records

One very wide screen?

Z. Omb

Also a model.

Records

You have no preferred screen.

Z. Omb

I have insufficient evidence about the display.

The cat eventually closes all six visible eyes.

Its ears still move occasionally.

Records lowers their voice.

Records

Asleep?

Z. Omb

Possibly. Let us record the posture and leave it undisturbed.

Records reaches for the pen.

A small eye opens.

Records stops.

The eye closes again.

Records

It knows about the paperwork.

Z. Omb

You moved beside it.

Records

Both can be true.

Omb quietly finishes the note.

The face portrait is reviewed afterward.

The large eyes, ears and fangs carry much of the immediate mascot recognition.

The smaller eyes make the design distinct, but their curved shapes can also become decorative marks in a viewer’s first impression.

Records

Cute first. Eye count second.

Z. Omb

For some observers, perhaps.

Records

For me.

Z. Omb

Then we have one observer’s sequence.

Records writes:

FIRST IMPRESSION: CAT.
SECOND IMPRESSION: MORE CAT WATCHING THAN EXPECTED.

CURRENT RECORD

Visible eyes in this portrait: Six
Main eye pair: Two large eyes
Smaller eyes: Three above one main eye; one below it
Lower small eye mistaken for a mouth: Possible in the still image
Actual visible mouth: One, beneath the nose
Visible fangs: Two
Smaller-eye function: Supported by related record 015
Selective eye closure: Observed again
Different eyes oriented toward different activity: Observed
Head turn required for every visual response: No
Exact division of visual tasks: Unknown
Six separate conscious views: Not established
All visible eyes closed during rest: Observed
Sleep confirmed by eye closure alone: No
Forced examination: Not performed
New anomaly beyond established morphology: None demonstrated

Records adds:

RESTING CAT.
MONITORING ARRANGEMENTS STILL PARTLY ACTIVE.

Z. Omb

That describes the observation reasonably well.