Seinfeld Meets Where’s Waldo

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Seinfeld is reimagined as a seek-and-find book, featuring hidden elements from the show. This interactive experience appeals to superfans and extends the show’s cultural relevance.

Seinfeld Meets Where’s Waldo
Adam Beechen (Author), Maxim Usik (Illustrator)

With “What’s the deal with everyone hiding?” Seinfeld gets reimagined as a seek-and-find book, complete with Newman lurking, Festivus poles, marble rye, and Kramer’s lost car in the parking garage.

Adam Beechen (Author), Maxim Usik (Illustrator)

It’s a great example of how nostalgia IP can be remixed into new formats. Not another mug or t-shirt, but an interactive “spot the gag” experience that rewards superfans. The marketing appeal is clear: turn episodic in-jokes into collectible puzzles, extend the life of the show as a cultural game.

Adam Beechen (Author), Maxim Usik (Illustrator)

Would you buy this as a coffee-table book for yourself, or as a gift for that one friend who can quote every episode?


Here’s the project on Behance:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/210329943/Seinfeld-Whats-the-Deal-with-Everyone-Hiding