Twin Peaks

Twin Peaks is a phenomenon that defies description in words; it's something that must be experienced, not just once, but repeatedly. With each viewing, the story branches out, revealing new facets, well worthy of new exploration -- a true testament to the genius that is David Lynch. This piece is essential for me, marking the moment when I decided to share my art with the world. It evolved from a simple ink pen scribble on notebook paper into the print you see today.

I had no idea when I was creating this piece that I would have the incredible opportunity to gift it to Agent Cooper himself, Kyle MacLachlan. His generous compliments upon receiving this print truly overwhelmed me.

I consider myself fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet these three incredible actors who played a pivotal role in rejuvenating the franchise.

Amber Midthunder (top middle), Dakota Beavers (bottom left), and Dane DiLiegro (bottom right).

"Much like Elizabeth Medina patiently waited to drive her husband into insanity, I, too, waited for a very long time to meet the legendary and elegant Barbara Steele. To commemorate that momentous occasion, I decided to present her with my own rendition of a film poster for Roger Corman's classic, The Pit and the Pendulum.

When I learned that I had the chance to meet the Terrifier cast, I immediately began working on my own version of a film poster. My goal was to capture the essence of the film while also allowing for creative exploration in designing this print. I was satisfied with the results, but my joy reached its peak when the cast and director graciously accepted this gift and expressed their overwhelming gratitude.

Director Damien Leone (top left), David Howard Thornton (top right), Jenna Kanell (bottom left), and Catherine Corcoran (bottom right).

... One chants out between two worlds; Fire Walk with Me."

I had the incredible opportunity to create a 30th-anniversary Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me print for Sheryl Lee and Ray Wise, two of the kindest and most remarkably beautiful individuals I've ever met. Their gracious acceptance of my gift left me speechless, a testament to their kindness. I extend my heartfelt thanks to David Lynch, who has inspired me to relentlessly pursue my dreams and who gifted us with the extraordinary world of Twin Peaks, where we can lose ourselves, but also find each other.

Summarizing the profound impact that John Carpenter and Stephen King have had on the world of cinema is a monumental task, but needless to say, the 1983 classic, Christine is a masterpiece that tells a universal story that resonates with people across many cultures and eras.

This is a variant of a 40th-anniversary edition print of John Carpenter's 1983 Christine, exclusively created for William Ostrander (bottom left), Malcolm Danare (bottom right), and Steven Tash (top), who portrayed the infamous bullies in the 1983 classic.