After receiving a degree from the Rhode Island School of Design, Kracov moved to Los Angeles in order to pursue a career in animation.
David began as an animator on Ralph Bakshi's Cool World (1992), where he quickly became Head of Special Effects.
During that time David was contacted by Disney Studios to create sculptures of individual characters as well as chess sets for their stores, galleries, and theme parks.
Kracov started experimenting with steel, using a technique previously pioneered by fellow Israeli artist Dudu (David) Gerstein.
Kracov also experimented with paper cutting, tracing back to ancient far-east techniques known to be extremely delicate and accurate.
Over the years Kracov has gained notable success and followers; his art is present in exclusive galleries all over the world, particularly in Asia, Europe and North America, and displayed in many central locations and luxury hotels, such as the Plaza Athenee in Paris.
Significant works: "THE BOOK OF LIFE" - A tribute to Rabbi Yossi Raichik, director of Charbad's Children of Chernobyl organization.