Twin shEETS

Behind the scenes photos of Twin Peaks by Richard Beymer

It’s hard to believe on this exact date in 1990, the first ever episode of Twin Peaks aired. Twenty-four years later we’re still obsessed with the campy David Lynch-directed TV series, so we decided to create a much-needed tribute to Agent Cooper, Donna Hayward, Audrey Horne and the whole fictional Washington town gang. (Psst: Play this while...

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Behind the Scenes of Twin Peaks

Salish is a special-occasion lodge done in typically understated Northwest style. The 84 guest rooms have a warm, contemporary aesthetic, with jetted tubs, featherbeds, and a fireplace. Crack open your windows at night, and the falls become a giant white-noise machine to lull you to sleep.

Poor, doomed Laura Palmer lived in this classic white Dutch Colonial on the wonderfully weird TV series "Twin Peaks." The house is on the market in Everett.

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TWIN PEAKS easily pushed its way up into my list of favorite tv shows when I first watched it last year, because its really just amazing. At the suggestion of a friend I endeavored to create a poster for it that communicates its creepiness and especially the horror of the finale, but without

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This A4 unframed print is part of a series of typographic prints crested by me, based on memorable quotes from the cult TV show Twin Peaks! This print reads "There was a fish in the percolator" This would make a great gift for a Twin Peaks lover! The print has been printed using the latest polymer inks on a lovely, high quality 350gsm FSC certified semi gloss paper. I print digitally in small runs to minimize my impact on the environment. It is A4 (297 x 210 mm / 11.7 x 8.3 in) in size and…