The Daniel Danger Paintings are Nightmare Before Christmas-Inspired
Jennifer Gosnell — June 30, 2012 — Art & Design
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Daniel Danger, a painter out of New England, has created another line of breathtakingly scary designs. Having worked with Dreamworks, Universal Pictures, Paramount Pictures and many more, Daniel Danger creates paintings that reflect a very scenic, movie-like setting. The spooky abandoned houses, long-forgotten theatres and neglected wilderness cabins are reminiscent of childhood scary movies, especially drawing inspiration from Nightmare Before Christmas, which, too, featured awkwardly lanky people in dim surroundings.
The Daniel Danger portfolio looks like a set up for an awesome movie directed by Tim Burton. However, it is done with many twists and some of the paintings are so realistic you wouldn't believe they aren't photographs.
A collaborator with some of the most influential movie productions and music industry artists -- Black Keys, Arcade Fire, Snow Patrol and more -- Danger is a fascinating artist worth keeping your eyes on.
The Daniel Danger portfolio looks like a set up for an awesome movie directed by Tim Burton. However, it is done with many twists and some of the paintings are so realistic you wouldn't believe they aren't photographs.
A collaborator with some of the most influential movie productions and music industry artists -- Black Keys, Arcade Fire, Snow Patrol and more -- Danger is a fascinating artist worth keeping your eyes on.
Trend Themes
1. Scenic Movie-like Paintings - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop immersive virtual reality experiences that allow viewers to step inside these paintings and explore the eerie settings.
2. Realistic Artwork - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create AI-driven software that can generate photorealistic artwork, blurring the lines between traditional and digital art.
3. Collaboration with Movie Productions and Music Artists - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Establish an online platform that connects artists with movie productions and music industry artists, facilitating collaboration and creativity.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate augmented reality technology into art exhibitions, enhancing the viewer's experience and allowing for interactive engagement with the artwork.
2. Virtual Reality - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop a VR platform specifically for artists, providing them with tools and resources to create immersive virtual reality art experiences.
3. Entertainment - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporate Daniel Danger's paintings into themed entertainment experiences, such as haunted attractions or escape rooms, offering a unique and chilling ambiance.
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