In David Lynch’s long, illustrious, and eccentric filmmaking career, he has only experimented with animation on a handful of occasions.
He used the mode in a couple of his short films as well as in some of the most bizarre or creepiest moments in Twin Peaks and Inland Empire.
However, his most straightforward and extended use of a cartoon style came in the form of an eight-part webseries titled DumbLand — and though its style may be simple, the project is just as absurd and unusual as anything Lynch has ever created.
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