Another spread for this month's National Geographic feature on Meteoric Iron. Focusing on a dagger-ax called a ge from ancient China and its connection to celestial phenomenon. AD Jason Treat
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Another spread for this month's National Geographic feature on Meteoric Iron. Focusing on a dagger-ax called a ge from ancient China and its connection to celestial phenomenon. AD Jason Treat
New illustrations in this month's National Geographic feature on meteoric iron and its sacred role in ancient civilizations long before iron smelting technology.
It was a fun challenge to design scenes where the mythical and literal research could share the space. AD Jason Treat
Research Station 519
Drawings from today and other days
Some new concept pieces added to owenfreeman.com
Concept illustration from a fun, unreleased project from last year.
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Concept piece for Trioscope Studios and a few other new ones up at owenfreeman.com
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A three act #illustration for this week's @nymag "City of Fear" feature. A New York bricklayer who was later detained in cells he helped build.