Build your own halloween masks with Adafruit

You can buy the Animated Eyes Bonnet in our store here:
www.electromaker.io/shop/prod...
The first generation eyes and mouth are made with a 8x8 LED matrices run on an Arduino Uno.
The second-generation Halloween mask uses a higher-res eye display (128x128 OLED) powered by a PJRC Teensy 3.2.
The third generation is built using smartwatch displays powered by a Raspberry Pi.
The big HDMI projected eye was built using Gakken diy kits from Japan.

[@ZombieFrog]

Awesome!

[@dittagecoeco2738]

Wonderful

[@eddybueno9833]

How do you get the raspberry to output a single eye through HDMI.
I can only output the eyes in pairs and the Adafruit forum is not helpful.

[@fionabruce2009]

Hi please how did you get the output to display on OLED , if I use HDMI its ok but not on the OLED 128x128. Please can you assist me with it Thanks

[@khog286]

Incredible, I'd love to see this as an option for furry suit makers

[@Aegisltd]

I own a Gakken Worldeye. Is there any chance on getting this single eyeball effect as a video file that can be loaded onto a thumb drive & played on the Gakken Worldeye that way?

[@Electromakerio]

You can try reaching out to Phil (the guy in the video) here: twitter.com/PaintYourDragon

[@Electromakerio]

Alternatively, you might find some useful info here: learn.adafruit.com/using-weird-displays-with-raspberry-pi/overview

[@Aegisltd]

@@Electromakerio This is awesome! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply with this info!