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he hasn't even an eyepatch

Only one eye, but it's enough.

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Screen printed imagery for Adidas advert instillation

With these X-Men costumes I went with a more classic look.

Post-storm in the back yard.....

Macadamia nut wood

For the short film "Myth"; Applied one piece prosthetic appliance.; Sculpted, molded, painted, and applied gloves

Chocolate covered cake pops with a candy cyclops eye. I still love these.

(And, pssst! They're rainbow inside!)

My All-Seeing Eye.

WIP paint job on my Cyclops Demolition Vehicle. Not too bad I for the first vehicle I've ever painted, I think.

I'm going to clean up some of the edges, wash it down with Agrax Earthshade then drybrush the highlights.

Cyclops

My very talented brother made this when he was quite young.

Cyclops!

Rothbury Road, London E9.

On railroad bridge over the Kaw.

Legend has it that old Cyclops lost his left eye in a "fight to the death" with a hawk ... others say it was a feral tomcat ... either way, i wouldn't mess with him ...

The Fighting Chipmunks and the Hawk

Two chipmunks were fighting by a stream for mastery of the land. One had beaten the other and the loser skulked away and hid himself in the woods, while the winner climbed on a large rock and squealed about his victory and gloated in a dance. A hawk sailing through the air pounced on him and carried him away in his talons. The beaten chipmunk left the woods and ruled by the stream for the rest of his days.

Joshua Tree National Park, California.

Chicago's giant chrome bean with photographer

Walking down the alley behind my house, I came across a large sheet of plywood that was being thrown away. It was by no means in pristine condition and had great character and wear, so I drug it home. Soon, I had cut out several character shapes and was finishing this series of paintings.

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Handmade faux fur cyclops with flannel arms and legs, wool face and mouth, and hand-painted acrylic safety eye.

This totally reminds me of Heroes of Might and Magic.

Here's Cyclops in his Byrne-Era costume. I used a much darker blue than the original painter.

At least I hope this is him. I'm not as knowledgeable with Marvel super heroes.

Driftwood, vertebrae, glove remnant, bone, wire, bean husk, cloth, carpet tacks, found iron, iron spike, stone, wax.