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Product details
- ISBN 9781923239784
- Weight: 340g
- Dimensions: 195 x 270mm
- Publication Date: 31 Mar 2026
- Publisher: Smith Street Books
- Publication City/Country: AU
- Product Form: Hardback
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Find David Lynch and more in eight of his iconic movie and TV worlds.
Illustrated with incredible detail by British artist Kev Gahan, this book is an interactive homage to one of cinema’s most unique minds: David Lynch.
On each page, David Lynch hides amongst the characters that inhabit his dream-like cinematic worlds, ready for the eagle-eyed reader to spy him among the crowds. These huge illustrations capture eerie external (and internal) landscapes of Twin Peaks, the decaying suburbia of Blue Velvet, the neo-noir anxiety of Mulholland Drive, and more!
This book is bursting with super-super-fan references, and the ultimate gift for any David Lynch fan.
Illustrated with incredible detail by British artist Kev Gahan, this book is an interactive homage to one of cinema’s most unique minds: David Lynch.
On each page, David Lynch hides amongst the characters that inhabit his dream-like cinematic worlds, ready for the eagle-eyed reader to spy him among the crowds. These huge illustrations capture eerie external (and internal) landscapes of Twin Peaks, the decaying suburbia of Blue Velvet, the neo-noir anxiety of Mulholland Drive, and more!
This book is bursting with super-super-fan references, and the ultimate gift for any David Lynch fan.
Keith Gow is a playwright, critic and screenwriter. His short plays have been performed across Australia and in South East Asia, as part of a number of Short & Sweet Theatre festivals, as well as at several seasons of PlaySix by Birnham Wood Theatre Company in Melbourne. He's had two full-length readings for actors and producers in New York with his plays Painting with Words & Fire and A Modern Superwoman, which had a creative development at Playwrights Horizons. His show Who Are You Supposed to Be, premiered at Edinburgh Fringe in 2013 and went on to be performed in London and at Fringe Festivals in Melbourne and Adelaide. He was Co-Creator and Co-Executive Producer of the Channel 31 drama series, Sonnigsburg, for which he wrote two episodes. He has written reviews for The Saturday Paper, Time Out, Witness Performance, AussieTheatre, Beat and TheMusic.
Kev Gahan is a nomadic British illustrator, whose freewheeling and subversive drawing style is known for its mind-blogging detail. He’s previously illustrated Where’s Bowie? And Where’s Prince?
Kev Gahan is a nomadic British illustrator, whose freewheeling and subversive drawing style is known for its mind-blogging detail. He’s previously illustrated Where’s Bowie? And Where’s Prince?
