Legend of Wan Hu

This picture book concept explores the legendary tale of Wan Hu, a scholar believed to have lived during the Ming Dynasty who is often dubbed the world’s first astronaut. In one version of the story, he strapped 47 gunpowder rockets to a chair and disappeared into the stars. While some see a whimsical myth, others see a powerful symbol of human imagination and ambition. A crater on the moon is named in his honor.

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Selected Works

TVA PropagandaBook Concept
MRJW BrandBranding
Pulp NetworkingIllustration
TMNT MerchIllustration + Design
Legend of Wan HuIllustration
Digital PaintingIllustration
Nike BasketballGraphic Design
Grey PouponAdvertising
Stranger ThingsDesign For Film
SyFy IdentAnimation
Old NavyAdvertising
National ZooAnimation
SwisstechBranding + Product Design
Mormon.orgAdvertising

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