A lime-green teddy bear with rounded ears, large glossy eyes and a pale belly patch. This original sticker brings a soft toy-inspired character and bright green colour palette to journals, laptops and cute animal-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 3 cm (Small)
• 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

Material Object Intake 066-G

Catalogue designation: Green Bear
Received object: Bear-shaped soft toy
Primary question: Why does a motionless object seem to be looking directly at the observer?

Records places the bear upright on the table.

It leans forward.

Records adjusts it.

It leans sideways.

Omb brings a small support.

Records

Uncooperative bear.

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Unstable seated position.

Records

You could let it have a personality.

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It can have a personality without being responsible for its centre of mass.

The bear stays upright.

Close examination shows a textile covering.

The pale belly is a separate panel.

Seams connect the limbs and ears to the body.

The eyes are smooth manufactured components.

Records

Actual teddy bear.

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Yes.

Records

Not an actual green bear.

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An actual object. Its bear shape does not require us to classify it as an organism.

No movement occurs after the support is placed.

No biological activity is demonstrated.

Nothing presently requires an anomalous explanation.

Records walks to the other side of the table.

Records

It is still looking at me.

Omb changes position too.

The eyes remain fixed.

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It has not turned.

Records

I know. It still looks as though it is looking.

Omb photographs the toy from three positions.

The apparent gaze remains broadly forward-facing.

The surface highlights change.

Records

Can we measure “it looks at me”?

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We can collect observer responses and compare them with the object’s geometry.

Records

So yes.

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With a defined question.

They place a plain card over one eye without attaching anything to the toy.

Records steps aside again.

Records

Less convincing.

The card is removed.

Then held over both eyes.

The face still reads as a bear, but the impression of attention weakens.

Records

The eyes are doing most of it.

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For you, under these conditions.

Records

One observer. Very observed.

Omb records the informal comparison.

It is not treated as a universal result.

The large eyes occupy much of the face.

The pink nose and short mouth line provide only a small amount of visible expression.

Records

It looks worried.

Omb tilts the bear slightly backward.

Records

Now it looks surprised.

The facial components have not changed.

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Orientation changed your interpretation.

Records

You are going to take photographs of every angle.

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Several representative angles.

Records looks at the camera.

Records

How many is several?

Omb has already taken the next photograph.

The belly panel catches the light differently from the surrounding green fabric.

Omb gently brushes a small area of the surface with permission from the owner.

The apparent shade changes with the direction of the fibres.

Records

Two greens in the same place.

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Different reflected appearance from the same patch.

No sample is removed.

No dye chemistry is identified.

The change is reproducible by reversing the surface direction.

Records

At least this green does not need its own mystery folder.

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Ordinary material behaviour can be worth recording.

Records picks up the bear to move it to storage.

Records

It is rather nice to hold.

Omb accepts it briefly.

They pause.

Records

Research?

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An observation.

Records

You have not put it down.

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The observation is continuing.

The bear is eventually placed on a padded shelf with its support.

Records adds a note about the support so the next person does not interpret its tendency to topple as spontaneous movement.

CURRENT RECORD

Object: Bear-shaped soft toy
Textile exterior: Confirmed by examination
Separate pale belly panel: Present
Manufactured eyes: Present
Biological bear: No evidence
Independent movement: Not observed
Unsupported upright stability: Limited
Support prevents toppling: Yes
Eye position changes during observation: None
Apparent observer-directed gaze: Reported by Records
Eye covering reduces that impression: Informally observed
Expression interpretation changes with orientation: Reported
Surface shade changes with fibre direction: Observed
Dye composition: Not tested
Anomaly: None demonstrated
Pleasant to hold: Reported by both observers
Storage requirement: Padded shelf and support

Records adds:

GOOD BEAR.
REQUIRES HELP SITTING UP.

Z. Omb

Both acceptable.