Cleveland Magazine profiled David Resnik as one of its Most Interesting People of 2019, describing how the Shaker Heights native and Cleveland sports die-hard makes incredibly detailed model stadiums, with his renditions of PNC Park and Minute Maid Park collectively raising more than 4,000 dollars for charity. A nice look at how his hobby grew into an architecture path, sparked by a Kent State enrollment after his brother encouraged him to pick the craft back up

https://clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/people/articles/most-interesting-people-2019-david-resnik

Chances are pretty good by now that you have heard of David Resnik, better known as Stadium For Ants. Last season the American sports fan built a fantastic miniature version of the Johan Cruijff Arena and De Meer. Now he is working on version 2.0 of the Arena and moving to Amsterdam. Reason enough to reach out.

https://www.ajaxlife.nl/articles/2021/2-februari-2021/david-resnik-wordt-amsterdammer-en-vertelt-over-mini-arena-20

David Resnik, the American architect behind Stadium for Ants, built a 1:1500 scale replica of Ibrox complete with working floodlights, the famous main gates, player tunnel and directors box. He raffled off the model for the Rangers Charity Foundation, with tickets starting at 10 pounds, calling the reception to the project nothing short of staunch and saying it was a genuine honor to gift the work to the Foundation

https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/19321744.mini-ibrox-simply-best-way-mark-rangers-big-title-day/

''David Resnick is an architecture student at Kent State University and the creator ofStadiums for Ants. He's a life-long baseball fan who's turned his passion into art -- fine art -- in the form of built-to-scale "handmade, one-of-a-kind mini replica stadiums." 

https://www.si.com/mlb/dodgers/onsi/news/architecture-student-creates-to-scale-model-of-dodger-stadium

David Resnik builds miniature stadium replicas under the name Stadium for Ants, recreating iconic grounds from De Meer and the Johan Cruijff Arena to Old Trafford and the Orange Vélodrome. Several of his models have been auctioned off for club-related charities, raising more than 28,000 euros in total. A nice example of craftsmanship and storytelling around football stadiums.

https://www.pkfoot.com/david-resnik-createur-de-stades-pour-insectes/

American architect David Resnick has built a model Old Trafford stadium and is giving Manchester United fans the chance to own it by entering his charity raffle.

The miniature replica is a 1:1,500 scale of the Theatre Dreams and is complete with Munich Tunnel, illuminated Manchester United sign and includes the sounded area and landmarks.

David built the model to raise funds for the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity and is donating it via a charity raffle, with tickets on sale for £10.

https://www.manutd.com/en/news/enter-raffle-to-win-miniature-replica-of-old-trafford

American designer David Resnik has spent around 200 hours putting the design together – having previously turned his talents to the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam and Manchester United’s iconic Old Trafford. 

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/6073113/rangers-fans-wowed-mini-ibrox-celtic-park/

Win your very own mini version of Miller Park, support a good cause at the same time

https://www.fox6now.com/fox6-wakeup-news/win-your-very-own-mini-version-of-miller-park-support-a-good-cause-at-the-same-time