Before Season 3, the only way we knew Diane was through Special Agent Dale Cooper’s tape recorder. This recorder is the subject for new artwork from the Twin Peaks 30th Anniversary collaboration with Society6 artist Requiescat.
With the start of a new week, Society6 released another piece of art by Nashville-based artist Brianna “Bunny” Miele. This time, Federal Bureau of Investigations Special Agent Dale Cooper takes the spotlight in this print containing a nod to the Black Lodge
Artist Steven Rhodes returns today with two more designs for the Twin Peaks 30th Anniversary collection being released by Society6. A new print inspired by the dark and mysterious world created by Mark Frost and David Lynch is released each day this month. For June 7, Steven features two iconic Washington state locations that are my…
One of the more mysterious and iconic symbols from Twin Peaks is first seen in Episode 2018 from Season 2. Agent Dale Cooper and the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Department descend into a cool subterranean cave known as Owl Cave. After a series of events that causes Deputy Andy Brennan to strike the cave wall, the Owl…
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…