My goal with Twin Peaks Blog is to document every little detail possible about David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange world. This time, I’m turning my attention to the soundtrack to Lynch’s 1992 feature film – Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Specifically, I’m examining the cassette tape release of the soundtrack in the…
When I think of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks, images of doughnuts, cherry pie and hot cups of black coffee come to mind. To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the show, Showtime partnered with Colorado-based Allegro Coffee to create a damn, fine blend. Sadly, Allegro Coffee is no longer available as of 2021, but…
And now, an ending. Where there was once one piece of art, there are now more than 30. On this final day of the month-long 30th anniversary celebration of Twin Peaks on Society6, Requiescat (also know as Italian artist Giorgio Deponti) returns with new artwork inspired by a very important key at The Great Northern Hotel.
With only one more day in the month long 30th Anniversary celebration of Twin Peaks on Society6, we return to a familiar favorite artist, west Seattle-based Kathryn Sich from Yesterday Collection. You may recall her previously featured works in June such as the Double R Diner Toss design. Today’s design includes a different coloration of…
Australian artist Steve Rhodes has been virtually visiting iconic Twin Peaks locations throughout the month of June as part of his 30th Anniversary artwork for Society6. As this month-long celebration winds down, he leaves us with two more spots – the Packard Sawmill and Horne’s Department Store.
Every small town needs a classic diner like the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks. Located on Highway J (according to the “Twin Peaks Access Guide to the Town”), service is attentive and courteous at the Double R, and, with every meal comes delicious FBI approved coffee from the old, always reliable, J.H. McKie coffee…
As the month-long celebration of the 30th Anniversary of Twin Peaks winds down on Society6, we return to some of the most recognizable icons from the show. The new piece today by SuzanneLepied includes nine things you will immediately recognize from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange masterpiece.
More than 10 years ago official Twin Peaks merchandise was but a dream. While officially licensed products were released during the show’s initial run (see Alpine Blossom and Gift Shoppe), most products released after that time were fan created. While a handful of official items were released around 2012, it really took Season 3 on Showtime…
When I think of character’s representative of Twin Peaks, I immediately think of Margaret Lanterman, also known as The Log Lady. We’re first introduced to her during a meeting at the Twin Peaks Town Hall in the Pilot Episode. Mysterious, quirky and wise, the late Catherine Coulson did a phenomenal job bringing her to life. It’s…
One of the most iconic shots in David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks is the welcome sign. The sign spot is located along Reinig Road in Snoqualmie, Washington. It’s also featured as part of today’s 30th Anniversary artwork on Society6 by Barcelona-based artist Lorena G. Her graphic interpretation of the sign location is giving me flashbacks…