Audrey Horne (played by Sherilyn Fenn) is a powerhouse character in David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks. She transformed from innocent schoolgirl to empowered woman to … well, the verdict is still out on Season 3. She’s also the subject of today’s 30th Anniversary artwork on Society6.
By far, one of the best dressed characters in Twin Peaks is Richard “Dick” Tremayne, who is played by Scottish actor Ian Buchanan. Tremayne appears in eleven episodes throughout Season 2, beginning with Episode 2.003 and ending with Episode 2.021. Ian celebrates his birthday on June 16, so I thought today is a perfect time…
We’ve made it to the half way mark for the Twin Peaks 30th Anniversary Collection collaboration with Society6. Today’s artwork is reason to celebrate as it’s my most favorite beverage to consume while writing these stories. We all know that coffee plays an important role in David Lynch and Mark Frost’s masterpiece. Do you know which character…
I still vividly recall Mr. C’s first appearance in Season 3 on Showtime. Kyle MacLachlan’s appearance in Part 1 at Buella’s Place was frightening, yet left me wanting more. Like that otherworldly scene with Otis, Buella and the gang, the Southern California location where they shot this scene is also shrouded in mystery.
Steven Rhodes’ tour of Twin Peaks continues with new artwork on Society6 for the 30th Anniversary. This time he’s featuring Big Ed’s Gas Farm which was shot in three different locations for Seasons 1-3.
It goes without saying that The Log Lady made quite an impression on the Twin Peaks community. Catherine Coulson brought this wonderful and mysterious to life and we all greatly miss her presence in this world. That’s one reason I’m delighted to share artwork from Cristina Zavala that is part of the Twin Peaks 30th Anniversary collection featured…
The clean and reasonably priced Great Northern Hotel is the setting for many scenes throughout all three seasons of Twin Peaks. Artist Steven Rhodes continues his 30th Anniversary tribute to iconic places from the wonderful and strange town with new artwork released on Society6.
If you’ve been following Twin Peaks Blog for the past two years you’ll know how much I adore David Lynch’s feature film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. After debuting at the Cannes Film Festival in May 1992, New Line Cinema released the film in the U.S. on August 28. I’ve written extensively about many aspects from…
Today’s Society6 artwork by Tyler Elise incorporates a familiar phrase to any one in the Twin Peaks community – Fire Walk With Me. It has appeared as a tattoo, on a slip of paper, and as part of the title from David Lynch’s 1992 film Twin Peaks – Fire Walk With Me. Here’s a brief look at…
June 10 is an important day in the Twin Peaks community. On this date in 1991, the ABC Television Network aired the final two episodes of Season 2 as a primetime movie event. It’s fitting then that the artwork selected today for Twin Peaks‘ 30th Anniversary collection on Society6 gives a nod to a memorable scene…