Featuring over two dozen original Twin Peaks characters and a plethora of props, this spectacular poster takes inspiration from a few memorable scenes, but mostly promotional images from the original series.
What started in April as morning warm-up sketches became a way for illustrator Matt Smith to cope with the unclear fate of the Twin Peaks revival during the six-week period David Lynch had seemingly turned his back on the project.
The work of Flemish Renaissance painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder came to mind when Marco Sparta showed me his epic Twin Peaks illustration. That, and a bit of Where's Waldo?
Illustrator Caleb Cleveland is on an ongoing, self-imposed mission to reimagine Twin Peaks characters 25 years later. While making them older, the artist started to envision their present-day lives too...
What if Twin Peaks returned, but with one big difference... it would be an animated series? Alejandro from Denton, Texas, shows us what Dale Cooper, Lucy, The Giant, WIndom Earle and 30 others would look like as cartoon characters.
Can you spot all the hidden Twin Peaks objects and references in this beautiful search-and-find illustration by the very talented S.B. Whitehead? Hint: I counted about 30 easter eggs.
Watching Twin Peaks recently inspired Holly Wales to create a set of geometric illustrations, which explores ideas about how narrative affects the way images are presented separately rather than as whole complete scenes.
