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(3.84 - 102 votes)About Daniel:
Daniel received a BFA from Kutztown University in Kutztown, Pennsylvania and an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His work can be found in several collections and has been exhibited across the northeastern US states including shows at the Cambridge Art Association and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Museum.
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These are embroidered, my friends. Totally mind blowingly embroidered....
Sunday Summary
+ flying cat and super duper cute cats via the sleby + this wedding dress, like green leaves! + holy wow, these embroidered portraits by daniel kornr...
Daniel Kornrumpf
daniel kornrumpf is an artist in philly where he does painting drawing and these great embroidery pieces. check out his site here....
daniel kornrumpf....
Daniel Kornrumpf
These are embroidered, my friends. Totally mind blowingly embroidered....
Sunday Summary
+ flying cat and super duper cute cats via the sleby + this wedding dress, like green leaves! + holy wow, these embroidered portraits by daniel kornr...
Daniel Kornrumpf
daniel kornrumpf is an artist in philly where he does painting drawing and these great embroidery pieces. check out his site here....
The brushstrokes remind of me of Van Gogh which is my favortie artist! So I love it. Perfecto.
Comment by lex — July 8, 2009
Very interesting and the technique reminds me of Van Gogh’s.
(p.S. What is up with Z01?)
Comment by emily — July 5, 2009
I love the way the artist is able to describe the form with repetitive stitching. I like the cleanness and feel like the size of the embroidered figures, in comparison to the canvas, is effective. It really pulls you in, makes you take a second and third look, then you realize you are intently studying this person you do not know. It is kind of uncomfortable, you feel as if you’ve done something wrong. Here you are staring and staring at someone. The longer you stare, the more real that embroidered person feels and then all of a sudden you feel intrusive and rude! I think it’s neat, and I appreciate the drawings, paintings, and photography. I really enjoyed the photography, actually. They all seem to have a punchline, or an underlying irony. They really made me giggle, I could see someone pointing these scenes out to me and having a great giggle fit over them.
Comment by Tabatha Hardcastle — July 5, 2009
Wow! Very unique art!
Comment by Casey Shannon — July 5, 2009
I LIKE SO MUCH THAT FACE..IT MAKE ME INTERESTING IN SEARCHING MORE ABOUT THE ARTIST!I AM IMPRESSED..WISH TO SEE THE PAINTINGS TO GREECE LIVE. CONGRATULATIONS
Comment by ZOI — July 5, 2009
Your embroidery pieces are off the chains. I checked your site and i would say “Censored” is my favorite. My guess is that it’s difficult to keep that linen clean while you work on these.
keep up the good work
Comment by justin — July 5, 2009
I’m truly impressed with the embroidery creating the image, especially displayed on a large canvas. But I don’t “get” the subjects in the paintings… most look like they feel very sick. The photography was a disappointment, almost a sarcastic joke to see how bad photography can be and still be called art? I wish I understood better so I could take something from it.
Comment by kathryn o — July 5, 2009
Definitely an extraordinary use of medium and provocative.
Comment by Phil Dahl — July 5, 2009