Jan Feindt
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Jan Feindt is a freelance illustrator living and working in Berlin, Germany. Feindt’s personal illustrations of beautiful women rendered in vibrant layers of overlapping color are eye-catching and a little bit disorienting, kaleidoscopic visions of youthful exuberance. Feindt studied Illustration at the Vital – Center of Graphic Design in Tel Aviv. His clients include Rolling Stone, Dazed and Confused, and Playboy.
Recent Projects
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Wall Street Journal: Pop Myths
Jan Feindt was commissioned to create the cover for The Wall Street Journal’s Review section, “The Power Of Our New Pop Myths.”
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Jan Feindt | The New York Times
Jan Feindt was commissioned by The New York Times to illustrate the cover of the Real Estate section, “Coming Home: Tens of thousands of New Yorkers left the city when the pandemic struck and spent months living elsewhere. What did they learn?” See more of Jan Feindt’s work here. Read...
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Jan Feindt | Topix Media Lab
Jan Feindt created a series of illustrations featuring Keanu Reeves for the book What Would Keanu Do? published by Topix Media Lab. The book serves as a manual, helping readers solve everyday challenges with philosophical lessons from Keanu Reeves and his films. See more of Jan Feindt’s work here. Check...
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Jan Feindt | Washington Post
Jan Feindt illustrated The New York Times best-seller, The Mueller Report Illustrated. Commissioned by the Washington Post, this book is a non-fiction graphic novel adaptation of the current events surrounding the Mueller report. Their innovative approach to news-telling is an entertaining alternative to reading the lengthy investigative report. With Jan’s...
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Jan Feindt | Rolling Stone
Jan Feindt created a stunning psychedelic full page illustration of The Black Keys for a review in the July 2019 issue of Rolling Stone Magazine. See more of Jan’s work here.
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