heterochromia epitome of incomprehensibility Different colours, but specifically different-coloured eyes. Total heterochromia means, say, you have one blue eye and one brown. This occurs more in dogs than people. An Australian shepherd I saw at the dog park was like that. But also a girl in my youth choir: not icy-blue and amber like the dog's eyes, not such a contrast, but grey-blue and hazel. Partial heterochromia, where parts of the iris are differemt colours, is more common. Central heterochromia especially, where there are the same colour gradations in both eyes - e.g., my eyes are hazel-green around the pupils and bluer near the outer edges. Sectoral heterochromia is when there's an irregular section that's a different colour, either in one eye or both. The eye in the Moby video for "Porcelain" is like that. 240603 ... raze this made me think of david_bowie. then i remembered what he had was anisocoria. his left pupil was left permanently dilated after a childhood injury. i want to say another kid threw a fistful of sand in his eye, but i think that's wrong. bowie said his depth perception was diminished in the aftermath, and the compromised eye saw without much colour, through a sort of sepia veil. maybe he saw the present through one eye and the past through the other. if anyone could have done a thing like that, it would have been him. 240603 what's it to you? who go blather from