A native New Yorker, Danielle (she/her) received her BFA from New York University's Steinhardt School and her MA in Museum Studies from CUNY School of Professional Studies. She continues to live and work in NYC.
Danielle works with traditional and digital media to make large scale and detailed pieces. Inspired by children's books and mythology, she creates a story that evokes nostalgia and movement. She supports representation for the historically marginalized and explores this as a narrative in her art.
Alongside her day job and art practice, Danielle does freelance work. She is an illustrator for the popular children's book series Rebel Girls and has created the cover art for an independently published book, as well as illustrate a children's book as a prop for a film. Danielle creates illustrations, logos, and typographic art for other artists and art organizations.
Danielle works with traditional and digital media to make large scale and detailed pieces. Inspired by children's books and mythology, she creates a story that evokes nostalgia and movement. She supports representation for the historically marginalized and explores this as a narrative in her art.
Alongside her day job and art practice, Danielle does freelance work. She is an illustrator for the popular children's book series Rebel Girls and has created the cover art for an independently published book, as well as illustrate a children's book as a prop for a film. Danielle creates illustrations, logos, and typographic art for other artists and art organizations.
Click to view Danielle Mann’s virtual exhibition curated and designed by Sophia Stopper.