David Lynch has some pretty lively hair and we are having some fun this morning. San Francisco-based creative Jimmy Chen has taken the legendary filmmaker's various hairstyles and juxtaposed them with an equivalent famous artwork.

In 2010, in conjunction with the 20th anniversary celebration of David Lynch's cult-followed "Twin Peaks," Tim Biskup created a re-worked portrait of the character Laura Palmer for a corresponding art show, "In the Trees." Today, Biskup released a print edition of "Walk With Bob," available both framed and unframed. You can buy it now in his webstore.

It is never going to be straight-forward or even partially sane when it comes from the visionary mind of filmmaker turned musician David Lynch. His new track, "Crazy Clown Time," features a self-directed music video from the legendary artist, and in a one word, we have to say... interesting.

Today, March 6, Tilton Gallery in NYC is set to open an exhibition of paintings, sculpture, works on paper, photographs, and drawings by famed filmmaker, David Lynch. The exhibition marks Lynch's first art show in NYC since 1989. A s Tilton Gallery points out, "Lynch’s art is, in all its manifestations, a vessel for his own quirky but unified and consistent vision."

If you still haven't decided what to get yourself with all that money from returned Christmas gifts, here's a good idea: Works on Paper by David Lynch. This wonderful book by Steidl features over 500 drawings by the famous American film director, ranging from sketches and water colors to simple doodles.

We are posting these for no other good reason except for the fact that it is Twin Peaks, it is David Lynch, and it was one of the best television programs in the history of weird/odd/beautiful/cult-followed shows you could ever think.

While looking at NOWNESS, we saw this amazing behind the scenes short by Gavin Elder documenting one of our favorite directors, David Lynch, and his thoughts and process while he embarked on his "champagne moment."

Filmmaker and artist David Lynch just teamed up with Interpol to showcase his animation piece titled "I Touch a Red Button Man" to accompany the song 'Lights' by Interpol. As are most things with David Lynch, it is not quite clear what is officially going on...