Amid a Twin Peaks rewatch and remembered this article from Eye on Design about David Lynch’s use of typography in his work 💚🤎
“The words change the way you perceive what’s happening in the picture. And they’re a nice balance to other things going on.”
eyeondesign.aiga.org/normality-ti...
“The words change the way you perceive what’s happening in the picture. And they’re a nice balance to other things going on.”
eyeondesign.aiga.org/normality-ti...
What David Lynch’s Use of Typography Reveals (or Doesn’t)
“I never interpret my art. I let the audience do that.” David Lynch’s quiet refusal to discuss the meanings and symbols in his work makes it even more compelling for his audience to do so. Rife with apparent references to film noir, horror, 1950s suburbia, Surrealism, and Francis Bacon, Lynch’s wo
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January 24, 2025 at 2:15 AM
Amid a Twin Peaks rewatch and remembered this article from Eye on Design about David Lynch’s use of typography in his work 💚🤎
“The words change the way you perceive what’s happening in the picture. And they’re a nice balance to other things going on.”
eyeondesign.aiga.org/normality-ti...
“The words change the way you perceive what’s happening in the picture. And they’re a nice balance to other things going on.”
eyeondesign.aiga.org/normality-ti...