Crimson Head
Hell is full and these guys are walking the Earth.
A collection of trauma inspired eyes for your flesh-eating projects, undead or bacterial.
These eyes aren't only for the undead and rotting corpses. Life happens too. Accidental acid splash in your lab? Slice your cornea with a loose grip on an X-Acto?
This collection houses a variety of trauma and eye illnesses for medical simulations and art projects alike.
Not sure which size to choose? Here are some tips to help you make the perfect choice:
Human Eyes: The average adult human eye is around 24-26mm, but we recommend a larger size as they read more realistic, as 24mm can read too small in person.
Busts & Masks: We recommend 28mm for adult eyes. Most of our customers also prefer to use this size in their busts and masks.
Reborn Dolls & Silicone Infants for Film: We recommend choosing 18mm-22mm. We can make these with a more saturated blue/grey sclera and lighter veins upon request. If using a doll kit, check with the manufacturer for best size to use.
Sculpture and Casting Blanks
Just starting your sculpture? Our Eye Blanks can help visualize the glare of your project's gaze.
Digital Sculptor? No worries, we have digital forms available upon request. NOTE: These files will not function as physical Sculpture Blanks for printers.
First time? No worries! Checkout our Using Sculpture and Casting Blanks Guide!
Still unsure? Check out our Size Guide.
Please note that all of our eyes are hand made and made to order, so slight variations are inevitable. However, we do our absolute best to stay true to the displayed paint schemes.
Most eyes are 3/4 round spheres, with a flat base and a 1/4-20 threaded nut in the base.
Additional eye and iris sizes may be available. Custom forms can be made upon request. Additional charges may apply.
Eye orders DO NOT include a stand or plate. You can purchase those here.
Production times may take up to 10-14 business days.
On a deadline? Please let us know so that we can queue your order properly. Additional charges may apply.