#twin peaks red room

[ashyy-slashyy]

guys.....pssst.......pssssssst........im getting braces in a few days........psssst......guys should i get a red room color scheme on them with red black and white.......

[inthedarktrees]

Sheryl Lee | Twin Peaks

[purenonsens]

I was waiting for them to find a very particular room in these hallways

[apricae]

damn those brimhats are gettin creative

[vertigoartgore]

Sheryl Lee (Laura Palmer), Lorna MacMillan (The Angel) and director David Lynch in 1991 on the set of Twin Peaks : Fire Walk With Me for the beautiful ending of the movie (with Laura, Dale and the Angel).

[fog-world]

[dkart]

new personality for me just dropped

currently starting The return so no spoilers

[xfirexwalkxwithxmex]

We’ll see you on the other side, David Lynch. May you rest in the strangest of peace.

I am shattered. Your work changed my life, and that is an understatement.

“One chants out between two worlds,”

[fatecolossal]

TWIN PEAKS - the Red Room x the Glass Box Room: eerie, interdimensional portals of coffee, kissing, & comfy armchairs... The Sam-and-Tracey scenes of Parts 1 & 2 are evocative of a number of other elements of the show, none more so than TP's various Red Room scenes.

Tracey's black dress is redolent of RR-Laura's black dress, and the chalky, naked, humanlike figure that materializes in the Glass Box is shot in stances and at angles distinctly similar to those used by/for the white, naked sculptures in the Red Room...

Notably, in Part 2 one of the RR sculptures transforms into a doppelgänger of the Evolution of the Arm, a sinister figure whose gaping maw and wrathful lashing-out are similar to those of the Glass Box's "Experiment"... (Apologies for the gore in the image.)

Tracey carries coffee cups with a black-on-white "Z" figure drawn on them; likewise, her dress is later shown to feature a white-on-black "Z." Whatever else they may evoke, these zigzagging figures are visually like the iconic chevron zigzags of the Red Room's floor...

The side table in the Glass Box Room ["GBR"] has a small bonsai tree which, while (as fans have noted) evocative of the bonsai Windham Earle uses in Season 2, also is evocative of the Red Room's own tree, the Evolution of the Arm...

Like the Red Room, the Glass Box Room is a type of "waiting room," one likewise filled with "secrets." A picture of its primary secret, the Experiment, is viewed by Gordon et al in Part 3, its wraithlike figure floating over an oval much like the RR's oval owl cave ring...

When the Glass Box Room is visited by Cooper in P2, we get a shot of the reflection of his floating figure looming over the empty seating in the room, a tableau curiously similar in framing to the superimposition of the Angel floating over the empty RR chairs in FWWM...

One of the most intriguing aspects of Cooper's P2 visit to the GBR is that it means we get to watch a replay of Sam/Tracey scenes first seen in P1. A similar replay occurs in P18, this time of RR scenes first seen in P2. It all seems linked to the slipperiness of time in TP:TR...

"Someone is here," Gerard says; "No one is here," Tracey says. These opposing lines get at the ways the RR & GBR scenes are also set up in certain ways to be subtly opposite of one each other...

As always, more could be said about the subjects raised by the above posts—why the show is setting up these weird parallels, what we might make of the slippery, repetitive time elements of these scenes, etc. I'll likely post more on this parallel soon...

TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN - Part 1.

[monthgirl]

gravity falls x twin peaks

[neonxdecay]

New Twin Peaks print I made to sell at Cleveland Fanexpo next month.

This is actually a redraw of an older piece. Still not perfect, but it's fun to revisit things and see how much you've grown as an artist.

[inthedarktrees]

Sheryl Lee & Kyle MacLachlan | Twin Peaks

[marloart]

∘₊✧ ... ℳ 𝒆 𝒂 ₙ 𝒘 ℎ 𝓲 ℓ 𝒆 ... ✧₊∘

part 3 of ???

for this series of redrawing Twin Peaks as if Satoshi Kon made a 90's anime adaptation.

There were so many moments in the red room I wanted to tackle, but how could I not do that specific hand gesture which feels so emblematic of the series in its entirety?

I did have a head scratchy moment trying to think if I should visually try to make the backwards & reversed speech but ultimately thought that would be far too distracting and mess with the legibility.

screencap under the cut

[urtopia]

[studio313]

Kyle MacLachlan in Twin Peaks (1990)

[fog-world]