FYI, I was asked to attend the Hollywood Show event Oct 9-11 in Burbank, CA (part of Los Angeles), at the Marriott Burbank Convention Center (2500 Hollywood Way). On October 9th, there will be a preview of vendors, and NO celebrities, FYI.
It looks like many former TP castmembers are attending this event, and I am looking forward to seeing them. And, yes, I’ll have more images there for cast and public, so those who can make it can view some of my images in person.
James Marshall has committed to attend as well as others, including Sheryl Lee, Sherilynn Fenn, Charlotte Stewart, Russ Tamblyn. A bunch of us are working on contacting others hope we can get a bunch more folks there for a real 20 year reunion. Just thought you would like to know!
One of our favorites! Just released ‘Invitation To Love’ 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. All 50 have been signed by Paula! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality silver paper stock. Price: $100 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
EACH PRINT IS FRESHLY SCANNED FROM THE ORIGINAL TRANSPARENCY RESULTING IN STUNNING CLARITY.
COOPER SHOT
This amazing ‘Cooper Shot’ 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. All 50 have been signed by Paula! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality silver paper stock. Price: $100 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
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AUDREY
This iconic ‘Audrey’ 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. All 50 have been signed by Paula! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality silver paper stock. Price: $100 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
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BOB
Classic ‘BOB’ 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. All 50 have been signed by Paula! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality silver paper stock. Price: $100 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
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LUCY AND ANDY
This beautiful ‘Lucy and Andy’ 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. All 50 have been signed by Paula! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality silver paper stock. Price: $100 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
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THE GOOD WITCH
This beautiful and rare ‘The Good Witch’ featuring Sheryl Lee 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. From Lynch’s ‘Wild At Heart’. B&W. All 50 have been signed by Paula! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality silver paper stock. Price: $100 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
Gearing up to fly up to Portland and meet up with Mischa (TP Archives) and then drive up early Friday AM to Snoqualmie for the Meet & Greet, afterwards heading for Seattle to the Met Museum for Film Night.
Last night I saw Kristen Makarczyk, my printer, who has done an outstanding job on the prints. Several of my images have had new life breathed into them and will be on display Friday evening only, and I hope you can make it!
After my meeting with Kristen, I spent some hours with Brian (Dugpa) who, despite some pretty nasty software issues put together a very compelling and amazing slideshow of several hundred images from the thousands I shot during my time with Lynch/Frost Productions. I was floored at how, with so little time, Brian was able to weave such a touching, poetic, insightful and magical tapestry from many different areas of my portfolio. It was stunning for me to realize how much I love these images, at how much I enjoy them.
Through careful exploration and consideration, I hope to incorporate input from cast, crew and fans on what they would like to see and in what formats in the future. It may take awhile, but I’m going to enjoy this wonderful and blessed experience. I hope it brings some measure of pleasure for you, as well.
Thanks to you all for your support and interest in my work!
We are keeping very, very busy in preparation for our appearance at the Twin Peaks Fan Festival, as we all gather to celebrate 20 years of this iconic television series!
I will be present at the Meet & Greet on Friday with Mischa Cronin (Twin Peaks Archive), thanks to the organizers of the festival, Jared Lyon and Amanda Hicks. We are very grateful for the very hard work that they put into the festival and are here in support of their efforts to ensure that this is a truly wonderful and memorable event. That same evening, there will be an exclusive display of some select photographs I took during the series at the Seattle Met Museum for film night, thanks to Greg Olson, curator of the museum.
For those who wish, we are offering an opportunity to purchase some of the images onsite at both the meet and greet and in the lobby at film night, so if you are attending, you’re in for a terrific treat!
Thanks to Brian (Dugpa), a terrific and exclusive presentation of some of my photos (a sneak peak at my books) will premiere at film night including some of favorite images I took while visiting the set of “Wild At Heart,” which, incidentally, also enjoys its 20th Anniversary this month! I appreciate as well the hard work and efforts made by Chris Spilante and Kristen Makarczyk for helping to format and get the prints out in such great form on such a short timetable. Most of these images have never before been viewed; this is the first public presentation of my work in this regard. I look forward to your response!
In the spirit of giving back to the fans, festival attendees will be able to enjoy a 20% discount (show us your badge!) on Friday, PLUS, you will save on shipping and handling. This is a rare opportunity, so I hope that many of you can take advantage of it!
We look forward to seeing those of you who can make it. For all of you terrific Twin Peaks fans out there, thanks for being so loyal and supportive of this wonderful series!
Please let us know if you have any questions/comments.
This beautiful 12×20 print is limited to only 50 numbered copies. All 50 have been signed by Paula and James Marshall! Printed on that very lovely and very high quality paper stock. When James and his wife, Renee Allman, saw these prints, they were in shock and amazed at how great they look! Hope you feel the same way! FYI: Due to the hardships caused by the upcoming trial, a generous portion of the sales of each James item will go towards them. Price: $120 USD. Shipping and Handling (very sturdy 3″ tubes): Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
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Limited Edition ‘James’ t-shirt
This limited edition high quality 100% cotton ‘Ringer’ style shirt is signed by both Paula and James Marshall! Various sizes. Beautifully captures the enigmatic James Hurley. Sensitive, ethical, Bookhouse Boy and romantic, James was wildly popular. FYI: Due to the hardships caused by the upcoming trial, a generous portion of the sales of each James item will go towards them. Price: $50 USD. Shipping and Handling: Domestic: $15, International: $30, includes tracking and insurance. If you prefer to use FedEx or UPS, please write to me and we can make arrangements for you to use your own account.
James Marshall loved my idea, The Book of James. There is a lot I could write about James. We have known one another for 20 years and have gotten to know one another’s families quite well.
For those who do not know, James Marshall’s story of the past several years has gone global. Rumor is that Good Morning America wants him on their show. I don’t need to re-hash what is out there already…there is more than enough information that Bloomberg, the NY Times, London Times and many (!) other media sources.
I ask you to simply keep James and his family in your thoughts and prayers, as they embark upon this next step throughout the trial agains Roche Pharmaceuticals. The defense attorneys and Roche will likely do their best to discredit them antagonize, humiliate and throw them off balance. They will need all the help and support possible.
James, his family and I were grateful to learn that Accutane had been removed from the market earlier this year. HOWEVER, generics are STILL being sold, so please beware!
In light of this situation, a significant portion of the sales of the items on PurelyPaula are going to James and his family while they involved in this gigantic fight.
Your prayers and support for them will be greatly (!) appreciated!
It has been super busy, and am in the midst of preparing for a number of surprises that I hope will please you! I’ve been able to figure out a way to get time off to attend Film Night at the Seattle Art Museum on Friday, August 6th, thanks to Mischa Cronin (Twin Peaks Archive), Dugpa.com, Greg Olson (Seattle Art Museum), Kristen Makarczyk and Chris Spitale.
LOTS of my photos and surprises will be there with a sneak peek at what we’ve been working on with regards to the book and stuff that you fans have been asking about.
Gotta go now, but keep an eye out for more info to come your way!
Still working on the book and various other projects, trying to fit everything into my very busy life, and trying to still have some time for life itself. So, although progress is slower than I would like, it goes well. I also have some other surprises planned, and am working on them, too. I will be away for a bit on an annual trip I make with my mom and her friends (my play aunts and uncles), with whom she was interned by the US government during World War II. I admire so very much their courage, faith, endurance, patience, ethics and strength to have endured what they all went through during that time. My dad and many others were part of the 442nd Infantry Regiment.
Following is an excerpt from Wikipedia on this subject: Most Japanese Americans who fought in WWII were Nisei, Japanese Americans born in the U.S. Nevertheless, shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, Japanese American men were categorized as 4C (enemy alien) and therefore non-draftable. On 19 February 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing military authorities “to prescribe military areas in such places and of such extent as he or the appropriate Military Commander may determine, from which any or all persons may be excluded, and with respect to which, the right of any person to enter, remain in, or leave shall be subject to whatever restrictions the Secretary of War or the appropriate Military Commander may impose in his discretion.” Although the order did not refer specifically to people of Japanese ancestry, it set the stage for the internment of people of Japanese descent. In March 1942, Lieutenant General John L. DeWitt, head of the Western Defense Command, issued the first of 108 military proclamations that resulted in the forced removal of more than 110,000 people of Japanese ancestry on the West Coast from their homes and placed in guarded concentration camps behind barbed wire, or (as the government euphemistically referred to them) relocation camps.
Did you know that James Marshall started off as a gifted artist when very young? He has been busy creating artwork depicting various characters from TP! As well, he has been working on some music, some of which is being used by world class talented healers. Do check his new stuff out, and look for more great artwork to come down the pipe soon…I do not think you will be disappointed! You can check it out at: http://www.musicmanjimmy.com …Enjoy!
