Eyes effect

That could be fractal noise. You could get close with a feathered oval mask on a Fractal Noise layer with some colors and blurs added. Here's a screenshot for a compositing tutorial series I am about to publish that may help. You can see everything I have done to the solid. 

Two masks, Gradient ramp to get the red and yellow color, Fractal Noise with some minor modifications and an expression for rotation and evolution that simply multiplies the property by time, and glow with only the settings you see in the Effects Control Panel visible. I saved out this part of the project only so if you like you can open the Eye of Sauron.aep and play around a little. 

Put the glowing ring I explained earlier on top of this eye, then add the comp to your project, position it on top of your graphic, and you are almost done with this part.

The best way to start learning how to create those kinds of composites is to just start with a couple of solids and then start generating interesting patterns you can use in your composites. I use this kind of nested comp (pre-comp) all the time to generate atmospheric haze, light streaming from windows or through the trees, reflections, energy fields, and just about anything else I need to sell a visual effect as reality.

It really helps to embed your screenshots by using the toolbar at the top of the form. The icon looks like a mountain with the sun.

Same basic answer as before when you were asking about Aura and Re: Aura effect, separate the illustration into layers and add glows. If you are trying to do this to a single layer of video, you still need multiple layers and probably some tracking. The glowing oval can be created by adding roughen edges, turbulent displace and two or three copies of Glow to a simple shape layer. Something like this took about a minute. You are seeing all of the modifications I made to the effects on the shape layer.

I dropped one of your images into the comp just for reference. There are dozens of other ways to create similar glowing rings that can be laid on some footage using the blend mode. 

I hope this points you in the right direction.