Visual identity for <n>La Compagnie des Animaux</n> designed by <n>Graphéine</n>.

Two variant covers for the book <n>David Lynch: His Work, His World</n> by author <n>Tom Huddleston</n>.

David Lynch: His Work, His World Hardcover – September 9, 2025 by Tom Huddleston (Author) An in-depth, richly illustrated exploration of the work and life of cinema and TV’s greatest cult creator. Without David Lynch, our world would have been a much more ordinary place. As a filmmaker, screenwriter, designer, musician, visual artist and living avatar of all things uncanny, his influence pervaded every corner of our culture.Alongside his game-changing TV series &quot;Twin Peaks&quot;, Lynch also created big-screen masterpieces such as his DIY debut &quot;Eraserhead&quot; and unconventional mystery thrillers &quot;Blue Velvet&quot;, &quot;Lost Highway&quot; and &quot;Mulholland Drive&quot;. But Lynch was also a cult figure in his own right, releasing albums under his own name, staging art shows, photography exhibitions and design showcases from LA to Milan, and sharing his spiritual philosophy and love of Transcendental Meditation with audiences around the globe.Published in a lavish, slip-cased edition, David Lynch: His Work, His World covers all aspects of this truly eclectic output while also exploring Lynch’s many influences to tell the full story of how he worked, created, thought and lived.About the AuthorTom Huddleston is an author, freelance film &amp;amp; TV journalist and former Q&amp;amp;A host at the Twin Peaks UK Festival. His books include The Worlds of Dune, The Worlds of George R.R. Martin and, for younger readers, the acclaimed FloodWorld trilogy. His first grown-up novel The Cracks publishes in 2026. He has written for publications including Time Out, The Guardian and Little White Lies, and currently lives in London.Product detailsPublisher ‏ : ‎ Frances LincolnPublication date ‏ : ‎ September 9, 2025Language ‏ : ‎ EnglishPrint length ‏ : ‎ 240 pagesISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1836005962ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1836005964Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 3.25 poundsDimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.75 x 0.91 x 11.35 inches

DAVID LYNCH: HIS WORK, HIS WORLD

<n>Christopher Nolan</n>'s hand-drawn plot map for the film <n>Inception</n> (2010).

The <n>Ennis House</n>, designed by <n>Frank Lloyd Wright</n>, featured in the film Blade Runner.

A set of <n>skeuomorphic</n> <n>Windows XP icons</n> from 2001.

<n>ARRI ALEXA 35</n> tops <n>Y.M.Cinema Magazine</n>'s chart of the most popular cinema cameras for Fall 2025.

A scene from <n>Alfonso Cuarón</n>'s 2006 film <n>Children of Men</n>, featuring <n>Pablo Picasso</n>'s 1937 painting <n>Guernica</n>.

The <n>Wabi-sabi</n> style kitchen of <n>Hacienda Tamchen</n> in Yucatán by <n>munoz.arquitectos</n>. Photo by <n>Ruben Ortiz</n>.

<n>Project Backboard</n>'s reproduction of <n>Andy Warhol</n>'s <n>Camouflage</n> at the Lower East Side Playground.

Poster by <n>Ardentis Design</n> for <n>Wes Craven</n>'s 1984 film <n>A Nightmare on Elm Street</n> and the <n>Sony SL-HF300</n>.

The <n>Cinerama Dome</n> in Hollywood, as seen in <n>Quentin Tarantino</n>'s 2019 film <n>Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood</n>.

The <n>New York Knicks 2025-26 City Edition Court</n> by <n>Kith</n> at <n>Madison Square Garden</n>, designed by <n>Omar</n>.

Illustrated poster by <n>Sterling Hundley</n> for <n>Akira Kurosawa</n>'s 1985 film <n>Ran</n>.

<n>The Hope in Los Angeles</n> featuring <n>vincent green</n>. Directed by <n>SONALI</n>.

Graffiti on a train in Berlin, selected by <n>FARBENFROH BERLIN</n>.

Print ad for the <n>Midway</n> video game <n>Arctic Thunder</n> on <n>PlayStation 2</n>, circa 2001.

<n>Robert De Niro</n> in <n>Martin Scorsese</n>'s 1990 film <n>Goodfellas</n>.

<n>Schmitt Stix</n> '<n>Teamwork</n>' ad from 1989 with <n>Brent Fellows</n> and <n>Gary Valentine</n>. Photo by <n>Mark Waters</n>.

Skateboarder <n>Danny Way</n> for <n>Powell-Peralta</n> and <n>Bones Wheels</n> in a 1988 ad. Photo by <n>Mofo</n>.

A still from <n>The Grand Budapest Hotel</n> (2014) illustrating the <n>60:30:10 color rule</n>. Cinematography by <n>Robert Yeoman</n>.

A scene from the 2003 film <n>The Last Samurai</n> starring <n>Tom Cruise</n>.

A promotional image for <n>James McTeigue</n>'s 2005 film, <n>V for Vendetta</n>.

<n>blue nostalgia</n>, a <n>Frutiger Aero</n> style digital illustration by <n>Aryaman Munish</n>.

Film still from <n>James Whale</n>'s 1931 film <n>Frankenstein</n> with <n>Boris Karloff</n> and <n>Marilyn Harris</n>.

A cinematic parallel between Francis Ford Coppola's <n>Apocalypse Now</n> (1979) and <n>Dune</n> (2021).

A can of <n>Flame Lightning Spray Paint</n> from the brand <n>Flame</n>.

A 2000 <n>PlayStation</n> ad for <n>Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy</n> featuring <n>Cairo Foster</n>. Photo by <n>Luke Ogden</n>.

Rejected poster designs for <n>The Shining</n> (1980) by designer <n>Saul Bass</n>.

The book <n>David Lynch: His Work, His World</n> by author <n>Tom Huddleston</n>.

<n>Hamed</n>, owner of <n>Naz Rug store</n> in Los Angeles, July 2025. Photo by <n>Sabiha Çimen</n> for <n>Magnum Photos</n>.

Models <n>Balat Pal</n> and <n>Diana Kovalchuk</n> in <n>Distorted Reality (2025)</n>, a film by director <n>Jenny Brough</n>.

The <n>aurora</n> over Aurora, Colorado on December 9, 2020. Photo by <n>Jack Jack</n>.

Flyer for the <n>Graffiti's-T-Art</n> pop-up exhibit at <n>The Culture Lab</n>, curated by <n>STAFF 161</n>.

<n>Jordan Clarkson</n> for the <n>Kith for the New York Knicks 2025</n> collection.