Other playful works use the round disk as a peephole filled with only a single eye.
A few seconds later, a single eye became visible, peeking mischievously through a web of leaves and grapevines.
They sutured closed a single eye of an eight-day-old kitten and unstitched it three months later.
With a single eye and what look like papier-m??entacles, the creature seems more silly than scary.
On the patio near the front door is an esoteric piece with wings and a single eye, "Oracle II," by Steven Soklin.
A pair of smaller eyes on top of the prosoma are so close together they might be mistaken for a single eye; hence polyphemus, from the Cyclops.
In the most physically gruesome tale, a doctor contrives to keep alive the disembodied brain and a single eye of a dead man.
Characterised by a deep sincerity, a single eye, an attachment to reality, a love of humanity and the townscapes of his Midland home... Poet of the Prosaic".
Each has a single eye (actually, a camera), a light on their heads representing a London taxi cab and bracelets that represent the five Olympic rings.
The cues to depth mentioned above are essentially uniocular; they would permit the appreciation of three-dimensional space with a single eye.
A "trial" etching might have a face, a tree, and a single eye (his eye) on the same plate, and Picasso imagined this multiplicity of visions as an antecedent for his collage play with discontinuous fragments of objects.
