He even has eyeholes, though presumably no eyes to peer through them.
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Insofar as we can read C's eyeholes, we sense that he knows they're not coming back.
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Fine. The attempt at creating regular circular eyeholes and shoving the three on top of the second lens?
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The bright red and white stripes form the lower part of the mask, hanging vertically with burned-out eyeholes.
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When he came to, he was lying faceup, and the brightness through his mask's eyeholes was an electric hell.
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A bedsheet with eyeholes makes a lovely, if lazy, costume for Halloween—and a lousy costume for a film.
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Through hand-cut eyeholes, he watches over Mara as she grieves — with pie, house repair, a second attempt at love.
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Charlie has witnessed this — there are tiny eyeholes in the chocolate — but they never realized the chocolate boy was alive.
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Tangible ghosts, which A Ghost Story renders as literally as possible: A person under a bedsheet, with eyeholes punched out.
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Some glasses (like the pair in the tweet above) kept the eyeholes in the two zeros, which I believe was smart.
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Some of the effects are almost childlike; our main ghost, played by Affleck, is represented by a bedsheet with eyeholes punched out.
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" — Pete Davidson "Last year we had Martha Stewart, who sells sheets, and now we have Ann Coulter, who cuts eyeholes in them.
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We have no idea why the one with eyeholes is so much more expensive—maybe the red color for your face is included.
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A photo of cadets in white pants and shirts wearing white pillowcases with eyeholes cut out sparked social media outrage on December 9.
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I gouge thumb-sized eyeholes, carefully shaping and then reshaping his nose after photographer Alice unkindly points out a passing resemblance to Futurama's Dr Zoidberg.
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To draw less attention to himself, Handal became a participant of sorts: he wore a latex mask while shooting, peering through eyeholes into the viewfinder.
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Hooks, eyeholes, and/or a suspension bar could end up seriously damaging your apartment—not to mention you or your partner—when your rig rips out.
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Released in 2017, the Daydream View is a lightweight headset made of durable fabric that features a slot right in front of its two circular eyeholes.
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Pro tip: to make sure your eyeholes stay in place, pin the top of the sheet to a beanie, and wear that on top of your head.
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It holds the bomber's face in front of his own and screams at the crowd through plump, blood-flecked lips, watching the crowd's reaction through empty eyeholes.
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It also features an indelible scene of Rooney Mara eating pie, and Casey Affleck, fresh off his Best Actor nod at the Oscars, wearing a sheet with eyeholes.
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This would certainly allow for some top quality LOLs if you were to cut two eyeholes in a sheet and deliver your messages in full-on ghost mode.
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He knows to use the smaller, outside fork first and to put his linen napkin on his lap, not to cut eyeholes in it and wear it over his face.
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Because of the positioning of the tape and the eyeholes, what we see looks like a crude rendition of a face, but it is actually the back of the mask.
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John W. Rosa, announced in December that the military college was investigating "offensive and disturbing" images of cadets wearing white clothes and pointed hoods with eyeholes that were posted on Facebook.
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Plus the tool has four fold-out legs to give it the full crab effect and its eyeholes allow you to place the multi-tool on a keyring or thin rope.
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Draped in sheets with eyeholes, these scampering spirits are the size of trick-or-treaters — children, that is — and when they make their first appearance the audience is still settling in.
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Remember how Archie kept insisting that the person who shot his father wasn't wearing a ski mask (as most robbers would), but a hood that he seemingly cut the eyeholes out of?
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The binge-watch model doesn't really give audiences the time to think critically about the content they're feverishly shoving into their eyeholes — that five second gap between episodes doesn't invite deep analysis.
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There's still a lot that needs to happen before the script becomes a movie and the movie hits your eyeholes, but it seems things are moving in the right direction, however slowly.
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At first I thought it was some sort of surreal prank; he looked so silly with a green pillowcase over his head, peering out through crudely cut eyeholes like a half-dressed ghost.
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There is nothing silly about what these women are up to, and yet we are supposed to laugh at the concept of Hendricks in a face mask, her sparkling blue eyes radiating out from the eyeholes.
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On a mocked-up stage set, a soprano wearing a mask with black buttons over her eyeholes was slamming a fake hand into a door, trying to make it look as if it had been severed.
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So in honor of this heinous movie season, we here at VICE have taken it upon ourselves to put together a helpful list of all the excellent TV you should be beaming into your eyeholes this summer.
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Mishali has also encountered cereal collectors willing to pay top dollar for specific boxes, like Rick & Morty Eyeholes—not surprising, considering the same fandom flocked to McDonald's for its Szechuan sauce, which was repopularized by the cartoon.
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While it does look a bit silly to have an eight towering over the two, zero, and one, I give the people credit for making a valiant effort to restore circular eyeholes to the good traditional people.
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It stars Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara, a couple who are separated, in some ways but not others, by the death of Mr. Affleck's character, who is portrayed post-mortem by Mr. Affleck in a bedsheet with eyeholes.
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Remarkably, in spite of their fairly elaborate efforts — including "details like eyeholes designed to allow real eye movement" and "thousands of eyebrow hairs inserted into the mask intended to look more like real hair" — Wired and Cloudflare didn't succeed.
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Looking through the headset's plastic eyeholes, a glow on the horizon grew into a glaring white sun, and the astronauts, sitting on a patchwork of blankets in the grass, were virtually transported into the silver cylinder of the Hubble Telescope.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Long before cardboard VR viewers, there were paper peepshows: pocket-sized stage sets with illustrated backdrops and paper cut-out scenes, which expand like accordion books to create an illusion of depth when you peer through eyeholes.
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Under the right conditions, Mr. Ozkaya maintains, "Étant Donnés," a graphic peepshow-like diorama viewed through eyeholes at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, transforms into a projector that beams an image of Duchamp himself — as his cross-dressing alter ego, Rrose Sélavy, no less.
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For the older boy, she cut eyeholes in a white sheet for an old-style ghost, though it rankled, a white boy in a white sheet, Florida still the Deep South; she hopes that the effect is mitigated by the rosebuds along the hems.
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The transformation's so striking that I wondered if the two performers' voices had been digitally blended; I might have thought the actors themselves had been switched, if Mr. Malek's eyes weren't so big and bright they could be seen clearly through the eyeholes of the mask.
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David Lowery's indie meditation on mortality got a lot of publicity as "that movie where Rooney Mara eats an entire pie in one shot," but months after its release, what lingers about A Ghost Story is its sheer audacity in exploring time, space, and the universe through the eyes of a dead man — or rather, the eyeholes in the sheet draped over his body.
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All penitentes wear long black robes cinched at the waist with a horsehair belt, and a black fabric hood with only eyeholes. These penitentes are never seen in public without the hood as to remain anonymous.
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Sarah Hughes of The Guardian notes that participants in Masters and Johnson's study "wore pillowcases with eyeholes on their heads"; writer Michelle Ashford didn't include that detail in her adaptation because "they made the actors look like Ku Klux Klan members".
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His mask was similar to what a baseball catcher wore. It was made of leather, and had a wire cage to protect the face. Honma wore glasses when in nets, and the wire cage had two circular eyeholes designed to fit over the glasses and to be narrower than the puck. Honma played both of Japan's two games.
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The aven has been climbed for to a choked inlet. The stream enters East Passage from a low crawl after , called Dolphin Passage. This gets larger, and passes a small passage heading towards Eyeholes, a choked pothole located some 50 metres north-east of the entrance to Death's Head Hole, before reaching a very wet section. This has been forced through to the bottom of Long Drop Cave, which is the source of the water.
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A young boy named Mono experiences a dream where he sees the door with an eye at the end of a hallway. He wakes up in a dense forest near a TV. After covering his head with a paper bag with eyeholes, he proceeds to make his way through the Wilderness. While exploring the forest, Mono encounters many traps and corpses of people who accidentally fell into them. He eventually reaches a shack owned by the taxidermy-obsessed Hunter.
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Richard James opened shop in Albany, New York, after developing a machine that could produce a Slinky within seconds. The toy was packaged in a black-lettered box, and advertising saturated America. James often appeared on television shows to promote Slinky. In 1952, the Slinky Dog debuted. Other Slinky toys introduced in the 1950s included the Slinky train Loco, the Slinky worm Suzie, and the Slinky Crazy Eyes, a pair of glasses that uses Slinkys over the eyeholes attached to plastic eyeballs.
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The presence of the hair in the eyeholes should probably therefore be seen as the addition of a learned sculptor. Kresilas created a kind of symbol of the Athenian democracy with this image of Pericles. However the sculpture also conformed to the broadly accepted citizen ideal of the times and employed the calm and collected facial expression which was the contemporary ideal. As a result, the realistic tendencies of Athenian art, which are found to some extent in the bust of Themistocles were abandoned.
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The Jammer's costume consists of a loose-fitting dark-green hooded jogging suit (from Sears); a white belt; and dirty white cavalier-style gloves and boots. Bits of orange material were added to the hood to form a mask with large square eyeholes; and an inverted orange triangle was sewn onto the chest. The clumsy hand stitching shows plainly. Gordie's sister Nancy made the costume for him as a joke in reference to his early superhero comic habit and his devotion to the original Batman television series.
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His full lips are slightly open. Behind the eyeholes of his helmet, further hair can be seen (as in two of the three other copies). This hair, far above where his head would be expected to end, might hint at Pericles' unusually shaped head, which is occasionally referenced in Attic Comedy by the abusive nickname "Leek- head." (Also see Plutarch's 'Life of Perikles') This deformity was said to be the reason why Pericles was always depicted in a Corinthian helmet, since this would conceal the height of his head.
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He recalled that Kane Finger said he offered such suggestions as giving the character a cowl and scalloped cape instead of wings; adding gloves; leaving the mask's eyeholes blank to connote mystery; and removing the bright red sections of the original costume, suggesting instead a gray-and-black color scheme. Finger additionally saidFinger in Kane, Andrae, p. 41 his suggestions were influenced by Lee Falk's The Phantom, a syndicated newspaper comic strip character with which Kane was familiar as well. Finger, who said he also devised the character's civilian name, Bruce Wayne, wrote the first Batman story, while Kane provided art.
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Dr. Kaff (or Dr. Cops; 카프 박사 in Korean), an evil scientist bent on world domination, creates an army of giant robots to kidnap world-class athletes and conquer the world. To fight off this attack, Dr. Kim creates Robot Taekwon V. Kim Hoon, the taekwon-do champion and the eldest son of Dr Kim, pilots Robot Taekwon V either mechanically or through his physical power by merging his taekwon-do movements with the robot. Comic relief is provided by Kim Hoon's younger buddy, elementary school student Kim Cheol. He has fashioned himself as "Tin-Can Robot Cheol" by cutting eyeholes in a tea kettle and wearing it on his head.
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Big Meanie (also called Hawthorn Pot and Nostril Pot) is another entrance into the system situated about due west of Death's Head Hole, in a shakehole by a kink in the wall. A tight rift leads directly onto a pitch which lands in a tall fissure passage. To the west, the passage terminates in a large chamber and a mud choke. To the east the passage divides, with one branch heading towards Eyeholes before becoming too tight, and the other passing through a dug-out constriction into a muddy crawl that finishes on a ledge above the floor of the Death's Head Main Chamber, opposite East Passage.
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The moretta (meaning dark one) or servetta muta (meaning mute servant woman) was a small strapless black velvet oval mask with wide eyeholes and no lips or mouth worn by patrician women. It derived from the visard mask invented in France in the sixteenth century, but differed in not having a hole to speak through. The mask was only just large enough to conceal a woman's identity and was held in place by the wearer biting on a button or bit (the women wearing this mask were unable to speak, hence muta) and was often finished off with a veil. The Rhinoceros by Pietro Longhi, sometimes called Clara the rhinoceros, depicts this mask in use in 1751.
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Dr. Chase Meridian, the film's love interest for Batman, mentions the appeal of Batman's suit as she runs her fingers across the chest section. After all of the regular Batsuits are destroyed by the Riddler, Bruce wears a prototype "Sonar Suit", which is an iridescent silvery-black and more armor-like. This new Batsuit utilizes lenses that slide automatically over the cowl's eyeholes to display a sonar-generated image of Batman's surroundings to him, allowing him to see with more accuracy in extreme darkness or glare. The use of this suit in the climax of the film, allows Batman to smash the Riddler's Box-device and save both Robin and Dr Meridian, which otherwise would have been impossible with the standard Batsuit.
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The mask is often white, consisting of a hollow beak and round eyeholes covered with crystal discs, creating a bespectacled effect. Its use as a carnival mask is entirely a modern convention, and today these masks are often much more decorative. Although the mask and costume is worn almost exclusively by males, the enhancement in decoration also suggests that women are now more likely to wear the mask and costume than in previous years at the Carnival. The plague doctors who followed De Lorme's example wore the usual black hat and long black cloak as well as the mask, white gloves and a staff (so as to be able to move patients without having to come into physical contact with them).
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Martin Gerber, playing for the Ottawa Senators, wearing a modern goalie mask. The first modern goaltender mask was pioneered by professional goaltender Jacques Plante. Early masks were constructed from fiberglass and were molded to the shape of the wearer's face. These became less popular in the year 1969 in North America when a series of severe and career ending injuries struck down many NHL goaltenders using molded masks and prompted the Canadian Standards Association to outlaw molded masks in 1978. Assuredly, it was also Vladislav Tretiak's brilliant play during Canada-USSR 1972 Summit Series, that North American players first began to notice the superiority of the helmet/cage-type mask as opposed to the form-fitting fiberglass model, especially in terms of increased vision. Another significant advance in mask design came during the 1974-75 season, when goaltending great Tony Esposito, who had experienced puck and stick injuries to his eyes, fitted a steel cage over the eyeholes of his molded mask and crafted a fiberglass extension to protect the top of his head, thereby setting the groundwork for the next step in mask evolution, the modern goaltender mask, commonly referred to as the "hybrid" mask.
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