Danny Doom
Basic Info
- Illustrator, Fine Artist
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- URL: www.itisalwaysdoomsday.com
- Twitter: @dannydoomsday
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About
DDoom started with graffiti, got into painting and design untill he ended up mixing traditional and digital art. He now mostly works on branding, ilustration and on his fine art works.
His current series goes under the name "it is always doomsday". Center is perception, human evolution as well as hidden messsages and ambiguity.
Some of his work is easy to be recognized and some experimental. He to part at projects of all sizes, from small paintings to severeal hundred squaremeters and was lucky to have been working all around the world with icons of his time such as daim, os gemeos, loomit, seak, banksy, toast, alex one and many many more.
Amongst others, he received the reddot award, the if communication award and was winning new york festival finalist.
His current series goes under the name "it is always doomsday". Center is perception, human evolution as well as hidden messsages and ambiguity.
Some of his work is easy to be recognized and some experimental. He to part at projects of all sizes, from small paintings to severeal hundred squaremeters and was lucky to have been working all around the world with icons of his time such as daim, os gemeos, loomit, seak, banksy, toast, alex one and many many more.
Amongst others, he received the reddot award, the if communication award and was winning new york festival finalist.
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- Member Since: 01/22/2010
![Danny Doom goes Booom in "Who´s your Danny?"](http://behance.vo.llnwd.net/profiles4/145333/projects/1018657/3c09d86e8dd49544abd54b1571bd9829.jpg "Danny Doom goes Booom in "Who´s your Danny?"")
!["...think of all the stories that we could have told."](http://behance.vo.llnwd.net/profiles4/145333/projects/3616439/e3066039b7cbe43cacc0f96d2b2e428b.jpg ""...think of all the stories that we could have told."")
