Idioms of eyes – A photographic representation
I have been working on a new mini-project over the last few weeks. I liked the idea of taking idioms literally! So out of that came idioms of eyes! Be sure to head over to my gallery page to see more of my dark art images.
Caught your eye
My first image in this series came from the idiom to catch someone’s eye. I liked the idea of putting my eyes in the palms of my hands. And so the composite was created!
Apple of my eye
Next, I worked on the phrase apple of my eye. This saying is usually used to express your favourite thing. Therefore, I wanted to use an apple that had been cut for a while and was starting to go brown!
Eyes bigger than your belly
Lastly, I created an image based on eyes bigger than your belly. The idea is that you think you can eat more than you actually can!
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