Lurks Collection

Dickens / Haunted / Fp
THE HAUNTED MAN the unhappy haunted man of the title gazes into the fire, while his own ghost lurks behind him

Lurking demon in the corn
A demon lurks among the cornstalks, waiting to ensnare the innocent girl as she pursues a butterfly, symbol of frivolity... Date: 1866

Young Couple Death young man young woman walking
Young Couple and Death, A young man and a young woman are walking in a hilly landscape. From behind a tree Death (in the shape of a skeleton with an hourglass) lurks at them

Spooky Alley
A rather eerie courtway in Leicester.. but who (or what?) lurks in the shadows... ?

Car on Wet Street
A mysterious car lurks at night beside a wet pavement on the corner of North Barrack Road... spooky

Water Babies / Tom
Tom, seated on a lily pad, watches a dragon fly whilst the vile otter lurks in the background

Black caiman, Melanosuchus niger, lurks in the water, Mamiraua sustainable development reserve, Amazonas, Brazil
Andre Seale / SplashdownDirect

L R Riding Hood Knocks
She knocks at the door of her grandmothers cottage, basket in hand, blissfully unaware of the fatal danger which lurks within

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In the shadowy corners of Dickens' Haunted London, a lurking demon, akin to Avarice from the Seven Deadly Sins series, lies in wait. Elsewhere, a young couple's peaceful walk through a spooky alley is interrupted by an unseen presence, reminiscent of a scene from a horror novel. The car on the wet street reflects the eerie glow of the streetlamp, adding to the suspense. Meanwhile, in the depths of the Amazonas rainforest, the black caiman, Melanosuchus niger, lurks in the water of Mamiraua sustainable development reserve, its eyes glowing ominously. This prehistoric creature, much like the one in the Avaritia series, is a reminder of the natural world's hidden dangers. And in a tale as old as time, Little Red Riding Hood knocks on her grandmother's door, unaware of the lurking danger in the woods. But beware, for even the most innocent of stories can hide a sinister twist.