Search and Find Puzzles For (Immature) Adults
Launched on Kickstarter by 1580 backers and from the New York Times best-selling team behind Awkward Family Photos, Search and Find Puzzles for (Immature) Adults is an irreverent take on the classic search and find puzzles we all remember doing as kids. It makes the perfect stocking stuffer or holiday gag gift!
This book features:- 40 hilarious search and find puzzles illustrated by veteran search and find illustrators from legendary publications like Highlights and MAD magazine
- 500 + expertly hidden random objects including shuttlecock, dadbod, lederhosen, avocado toast, rotary phone, breast pump, lower intestine, and many, many more!
- Complete answer key (for cheaters)
- Bonus puzzle... because you deserve it!
Illustration by Chuck Dillon
Illustration by Brian Michael Weaver
Illustration by Rich Powell
Illustration by Laura Close
Illustration by Brian Michael Weaver
The Bad Ass Illustrators
Chuck Dillon
Chuck Dillon has been an illustrator since 1993 and taught for thirteen years at his alma mater, the Hussian School of Art. Chuck has created award winning illustrations for such clients as PBS Sprout, Princeton University, the Philadelphia Zoo and many more. His cartoons of 25 different student types went viral and eventually led to the release of his book, Which Art Student Are You? You can see more of his work at chuckdillon.net and Instagram @chuckdillon.
Brian Michael Weaver
Brian Michael Weaver is a children’s book and magazine illustrator who has created hundreds of search and find puzzles. He is also the illustrator of the Joey Fly, Private Eye graphic novel series, and writer/illustrator of the picture book, Do NOT Build a Frankenstein! Currently, he is working on his eighth children’s book, a sixteen-foot fold-out dinosaur hidden picture puzzle. You can view his comics, illustrations, and puzzles at brianmichaelweaver.com.
Laura Close
Laura Close is an award winning illustrator who got her start working as an artist at Hallmark Cards. She has since gone on to illustrate more than twenty children’s books, loads of Search and Find puzzles, and work for companies such as The Boston Globe, Macy's, and Penguin Random House. She also once tackled a runaway wallaby. See her art at LauraFerraroClose.com.
Rich Powell
Rich Powell is an award-winning illustrator living in central North Carolina. His work appears in Mad Magazine and many other publications and products such as beer labels for Four Saints Brewing, the makers of some damned good beer. Burp. Stop by and visit his work at Richpowell.com.
Gideon Kendall
Gideon Kendall is the Eisner winning artist of Harvey Kurtzman’s Marley’s Ghost (ComiXology), MegaGhost (Albatross), and WHATZIT (Heavy Metal), and is a member of the MAD Magazine gang of idiots. His current projects include a book for the World Citizen series of graphic novels from First Second/ McMillan and the second volumes of MegaGhost and WHATZIT. He has a useless BFA from The Cooper Union in NYC and currently teaches Illustration at CUNY City Tech in Brooklyn. See and buy his crap at www.gideonkendall.com and stalk him on social media @gideonkendall.
Kelly Kennedy
Kelly Kennedy is an animation filmmaker and children’s book artist & writer. He is best known for illustrating the Dr. Seuss book 'Maybe You Should Fly A Jet!'. Born and raised in L.A. he is a serious Dodgers fan and a not so serious country rockabilly guitar player. Follow him on Instagram @KennedyIllustration or at his website KellyKennedy.com.
Ted Intorcio
Ted Intorcio is a publisher; owner of Tinto Press, comics artist, animator, and motion graphics designer. His books have been nominated for Eisner and Ignatz comics awards. You can see them at TintoPress.com and his motion work is at tintorcio.myportfolio.com. Ted was educated at Carnegie-Mellon and Kent State University.
Paula J. Becker
Paula J. Becker is a Texan/Quebecer, who is as at home with the armadillos as she is with poutine. She’s illustrated & cartooned for many years. She enjoys watching baseball and is a big fan of them *cheating Astros. You can go to her website at paulaJbecker.com as well as follow her @paulajbecker on IG & Twitter.
Mark Corcoran
Mark Corcoran's artistic journey began once upon a time in a lovely apartment in Greenwich Village and led to Parsons School of Design. Over the years, he has had the pleasure of creating search and find (amongst other things) for many clients, and it was a kick for him to revisit the form in this fashion. More of his work and puzzles can be seen at TintoPress.com and his motion work is at markcorcoranillustration.com and he can be contacted at mcorcoran620@gmail.com.