Top piece looks like 日 (sun) but is historically a hood or hat with a brim. Original 冒 pictured cloth covering an eye 目, meaning 'covered, hooded.' From there came 'to risk' (heading into danger) and 'to emit' (push up out from under). Indexed under Kangxi #13 冂 (jiōng, frame), the brim-shape as the cap.
Bottom eye component — five strokes drawing a vertical eye with two pupil-bars inside. Anchors the original picture: a hood pulled down over the eye. From this 'covering' image came 'risk, brave, emit, dare.' Same 目 in 看 (look), 眼 (eye), 睡 (sleep), 直 (straight).
Filed under radical 冂 (jiōng, #13) by convention. 冂 is not a separate component in 冒, so no strokes are highlighted.
