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Germanic Origin. Deep within the Black Forest, a fire ravaged a small town. Children trapped in the schoolhouse could not escape. Their spirits are said to haunt the forest, standing on the edge, and always watching people pass by. “De Ogen” literally translates to “The Eyes”, indicating that if you are to make eye contact with any of these children, you become paralyzed to their gaze… forever.
Available as high-quality, 300dpi print of Small 4×6, Medium 8.5×11, and Large 11×17.
Germanic Origin. Deep within the Black Forest, a fire ravaged a small town. Children trapped in the schoolhouse could not escape. Their spirits are said to haunt the forest, standing on the edge, and always watching people pass by. “De Ogen” literally translates to “The Eyes”, indicating that if you are to make eye contact with any of these children, you become paralyzed to their gaze… forever.
Available as high-quality, 300dpi print of Small 4×6, Medium 8.5×11, and Large 11×17.