Weird and Awesome Contact Lenses

Updated August 9, 2011: 

Gold and Diamond lens from La SER Eye Jewelry:

 

 

 

 

 

Interested? Here's the link. 

 

 

From The Netherlands comes

Eric Klarenbeek's design...

Now from the world of the cyborg:

The Contact Lens Mouse, a concept from 2009, still hasn't hit the market.

Essentially you control your computer mouse with movement from your eye. Read about it here.

And from other sources...

Diamond lens:

Ringed in diamonds for that special someone

 Now let's get weird:

Okay, alright already... you can find most of these here.

Bloody Eye

Blind Eye

 

The cat’s eye

Clown eye

Color burst

Colour eye

Hypno eye

Colour eye gold

Burst of color

Dior

Disney eyes

Dragon eye

Computer circuit eye worn and being tested by a rabbit

Stitch eye

Gender eye

Glow in the Dark eye

Hello Kitty!

Jagged Teeth

Mirror

Red

Soccer Ball

Spider Web

Swirling Fan

Union Jack

Vampire Lens

Video Game

White Screen

Zebra

Awesome Lenses

Angelic

Angelic 2

 

Angelic Violet

Black

Black

 

…and Blue

Britney Spears Blue before and after

Tinted

Bright Blue

Tinted

Tinted

Violet

Violet

Cosplay

 

The Sclera Collection:

Black Sclera

Beatdown Red

Alien

Devil Black

Whiteout Lenses:

Crazy:

Yellow:

  

Wolf Eyes:

Doll’s Eye:

And Zombie…

Zombie rich kid: Paris Hilton

And since you've asked for help in your shopping, I'll leave you with a couple of links- Try this one and maybe... this one.

How Did They Get There?

Hopefully we can get these poor things out of there before they cause any damage!

More Dog Awesome Greatness



You will not threaten ninja chicken

As we continue with the Tales of Awesome Dogs:  

Graham Nuttall and his border collie Ruswarp were an inseparable pair. Ruswarp was 14 years old when he and Nuttall went on a hike in the Welsh Mountains in January of 1990. They did not return as scheduled. 11 weeks later, another hiker found Nuttall's body, and a cold and starving Ruswarp standing guard. The dog had to be carried off the mountain, and was cared for by a vet paid by the RSPCA. Ruswarp survived long enough to attend Nuttall's funeral. Graham Nuttall was an activist involved with saving the scenic British railway line from Settle to Carlisle. The Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line (FoSCL) raised money for a memorial to Ruswarp. A bronze statue of the dog was installed at the Garsdale Station in North Yorkshire in early 2009.

Graham & Ruswarp

But YOU would have gone away, ADMIT IT. Because people are not as cool as DOGS. 

The power of love. 

Once, my elderly father crawled under his house to repair something and had a stroke. He couldn't alert anyone above in the house, just laid there alone in terrible trouble until my dog found him, worried about him.

Inseparable

And, what did my dog do to comfort him? He made two or three DOZEN trips into the house to fetch one fluffy stuffed animal toy of his at a time, took it to Dad and packed them all around him and then stayed at his side until help arrived. 

–Patois; from Comments

That's right. There's a lot of evil in this world. I've often said, I don't know if I believe in God, but I sure as hell believe in the Devil, because I see his work around me every day.

But then I remember my dog, and other dogs I've been lucky enough to have known, and dogs like Ruswarp here. And I know there must be something out there that cares about this pathetic human existence.

Because he sent his best friends down here to watch out for us.

If we're worthy of them.