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Atist-Brian Rea

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the cover of kim's convenience, an korean children's novel by kris chol

Kim's Convenience

Kim's Convenience: Mr. Kim is a first-generation Korean immigrant and the proud owner of Kim's Convenience, a variety store located in the heart of downtown Toronto's Regent Park neighbourhood. There, he spends his time serving an eclectic array of customers, catching petty thieves, and helpfully keeping the police apprised of illegally parked Japanese cars. As the neighbourhood quickly gentrifies, Mr. Kim is offered a generous sum of money to sell - enough to allow him and his wife to finally r

royalboiler: “ morioh: “ Appleseed Vol 4: KNIFE FIGHT (planning to do a lot more fight scenes here because it what I love most about comics) ” The comic scene that gets refereed to by my friends as “the knife fight” Shirow is awesome. ” Mecha Manga, Shirow Masamune, Masamune Shirow, Manga Reference, Comedy Comics, Illustration Comic, Sequential Art, Apple Seeds, Comic Book Pages

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royalboiler: “ morioh: “ Appleseed Vol 4: KNIFE FIGHT (planning to do a lot more fight scenes here because it what I love most about comics) ” The comic scene that gets refereed to by my friends as “the knife fight” Shirow is awesome. ”

a drawing of a man's head with the brain in it and lines on his face

Editorial Illustration

Blood Vessels

Medical School

Upfront - 2011 SPRING - Stanford Medicine Magazine

SCIENTISTS HAVE FOUND single protein that directs the growth of blood vessels into brains — a discovery that could help enhance blood vessel growth to fight stroke, or choke it off to starve brain tumors. An illustration by Brian Rea for Stanford Medicine Magazine Spring 2011.

two people standing in front of a pond with trees and flowers on it, one holding the other's head

Psychology Lessons

Two Is Better Than One

Learning to Lean In Together (Published 2013)

by Brian Rea for NYTimes. Especially like the transparency/overly of the water and lily pads. Love the combination of those wobbly vertical trees and the tightly patterned circular trees - especially where they overlap a bit and get spatially confusing. And that woman's muumuu, black boots and topknot are especially fab. Also: detached heads.

a drawing of a man's head with many lines coming out of his brain

Circus Pattern

Medicine Illustration

Head lights - 2011 SPRING - Stanford Medicine Magazine

Mixing fiber optics with genetics has created a revolutionary tool for studying the brain. An illustration by Brian Rea for Stanford Medicine Magazine Spring 2011.

a drawing of a child's head with eyes, nose and hands on it

Being In A Relationship

brian rea - illustration from the ny times' modern love column, an article about being a relationship with a clown.

a drawing of a woman laying on top of a man's head in the air

Orange Ricotta Pancakes

by Brian Rea. from this lovely little article: http://nyti.ms/Kp4Wq5

Brian Rea

New York Times illustrations - Brian Rea

an elephant with a man riding on the back of it's head next to stairs

Adoration Trumped Differences, Until It Didn’t – Modern Love - Brian Rea

a drawing of a deer and a rabbit on a hill with words written below it

Design And Illustration

Obama 30 Reasons | Design Indaba

Brian Rea: Oct 21st (from the Obama 30 Reasons campaign)

Atist-Brian Rea

153 Pins

Kim's Convenience

ARAMBULO DIGS

Editorial Illustration

Blood Vessels

Medical School

Upfront - 2011 SPRING - Stanford Medicine Magazine

Psychology Lessons

Two Is Better Than One

Learning to Lean In Together (Published 2013)

Circus Pattern

Medicine Illustration

Head lights - 2011 SPRING - Stanford Medicine Magazine

Mixing fiber optics with genetics has created a revolutionary tool for studying the brain. An illustration by Brian Rea for Stanford Medicine Magazine Spring 2011.