As a nice follow up to yesterday’s artwork by Geo Law, the Twin Peaks X Society6 collection released a new piece by Bunny Miele today. There are so many icons and symbols throughout David Lynch and Mark Frost’s masterpiece. Bunny does a fantastic job recalling several of them in her new work.
I would love to see the mind of Special Agent Dale Cooper in action. You know, like a Twin Peaks version of Disney-Pixar’s Inside Out (I mean Kyle MacLachlan did voice Riley’s dad in that film). The closest I’m going to get is new artwork from Geo Law that is part of a collaboration with Society6 celebrating…
One of the most iconic places in Twin Peaks is the Red Room. First seen in at the end of the International Pilot, this endless maze of halls and red drapes left a lasting impression on me. I’ll never forget my first viewing of the Red Room scenes and wondering what the heck I just watched….
The Society6 celebration of Twin Peaks‘ 30th Anniversary continues with new artwork featuring one of my favorite lines from the show.
The Twin Peaks fan community has an endless supply of creative energy. I love seeing how artists interpret my favorite television through stunning imagery and thought-provoking expression. That is why I’m particularly delighted to announce a month-long celebration from Showtime and Society6‘s independent community of artists. Fans will discover a damn fine collection of art through 30 days…
By now, you’ve heard how the original 1990s broadcast of Twin Peaks took the United States of America by storm. The excitement dissipated shortly after the beginning of season two, and subsequently, the series ended with a two-part finale aired in June 1991. About a year later, the phenomenon was “happening again” in Japan. For this Art…
For this Art Peaks article, I’m reflecting on the one piece that I should have bought at the 20th Anniversary of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me show held in April 2012 at Copro Gallery. I have collected owls for years, ever since my Aunt (who still thinks my Twin Peaks obsession is a phase)…
It’s no surprise about my love for the first 35 minutes of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. I’ve shared plenty of Love Letters on this blog about Deer Meadow and the Fat Trout Trailer Park. For this Art Peaks article, I’m spotlighting a gorgeous piece of Harry Dean Stanton as Carl Rodd by hyperrealist…
In April 2012, Copro Gallery in Santa Monica, California hosted a group art exhibition celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The show, curated by Rob Wilson and in association with David Lynch, was a Twin Peaks fan’s dream. This Art Peaks article takes a closer look at “The Peek” by Scott…
With the new year (and decade) on the horizon, I’m launching another recurring series – Art Peaks – on Twin Peaks Blog that celebrates artistic creations inspired by this wonderful and strange show. First up is the art on the outside of the newly released Twin Peaks – From Z to A blu-ray collection.