The aesthetic of David Lynch is far easier to appreciate than to describe. Sure, there’s eeriness spike occasionally by true horror, a retro visual style, a fascination with the bizarre and uncanny. But Lynch is more than the sum of those parts. What’s particularly impressive about Sydney-based designer Jeremy Saunders’ LYNCHED posters is the way they contain both the darkness and the glamor of Lynch’s style. Minimalist in idea but not aesthetic, each focuses on a single object, highlighting the significance of details in the filmmaker’s work. Click through to see the series, which we discovered via BlackBook’s Tumblr, and visit Saunders’ website, where you might consider buying a print.
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
Image credit: Jeremy Saunders
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