Decoration

A decoration, comprising:

• two sets of light sources, each set of light sources comprising at least two point light sources;
• two transmission members, each transmission member having an eyeball pattern;
• and
• two projection members;
• wherein the light emitted by the at least two point light sources of each set of the light sources passes through a corresponding one of the two transmission members in at least two directions such that the eyeball pattern of the corresponding one transmission member is projected by the at least two point light sources onto at least two positions on a corresponding one projection member, the at least two point light sources projecting at a left position and at a right position on the projection member,
• whereby one point light source is turned on and off while the other point light source is simultaneously turned off and on such that the eye pattern projected on the projection member alternates between the left position and the right position, thus producing the effect of an eye moving left and right and then right and left.

A decoration, comprising:

• an eye assembly comprising:
• a light source comprising a first point light source and a second point light source;
• a transmission member having an eyeball pattern;
• and
• a projection member;
• wherein the light emitted by the first point light source and the second point light source passes through the transmission member in a first direction from the first point light source and a second direction from the second point light source, the first and second directions substantially intersecting in the transmission member, the eyeball pattern being projected by the first and second point light sources onto the projection member at first and second positions respectively,
• whereby the first point light source is turned on and off while the second point light source is simultaneously turned off and on such that the eye pattern projected on the projection member alternates between the left position and the right position, thus producing the effect of an eye moving left and right and then right and left.