Bull’s Eyer is the striking image of a bull’s eyer suitable in oculesics, to inspire oneselves to strike for better aims and objectics. The objectics of what we need or want should not to leave us flagged, of the oculesics of what we should attain. A bull’s eye is in attempt to precisely attain a desired end. The Bull’s Eyer is a suitable emblem that can be seen in the amble of people, as a bull’s eyer’s image. An Eyer is someone that eyes or sees something or someone. In some sense red represents anger and this context represents injustice. The Bull is color blind to red finding it to irate as to only see mostly blue and yellow. The Blue and Yellow means that we can aim to see what we want to attain, irrespective of injustice, the opposing view. This is an Eyer’s ‘eye for an eye, or eyes on the prize’, to keep a certain air of things, without oblivion. The Bull’s eyer is an eye-catching and striking image in such that we all can see and also attain the things that we aim to acquire. The Heart represents a ‘working heart’; in response that injustice shouldn’t be a working force in the lives of people, as a societal objective. The ‘Tools’ are a sign of working conditions, procurement, and labour relations in terms of societal perspectives towards the attainment of better opportunities, for tomorrow. The ‘Large Building’ is an example of education (The key to success), housing, healthcare, etc., so that we can overcome some injustices to find a better resolution to solutions. The ‘key’ is a sign of accessibility and safety as the key solution against injustice.