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Scott McKowen

Scott McKowen is an award-winning illustrator and graphic designer of books, magazines and theater posters. He is the illustrator of the Sterling Unabridged Classics series (34 titles) and received international praise for his illustrations of Neil Gaiman's eight-part graphic novel, 1602. In 2009, Firefly Books published A Fine Line: Scratchboard Illustrations by Scott McKowen. Born and raised in Michigan, he is based in Stratford, Ontario, where he operates his small design studio, Punch and Judy Inc., which creates theatre posters and graphics for leading performing arts companies across North America.

Books by Scott McKowen

How I Draw

Scott McKowen Sketchbooks

by (author) Scott McKowen

Light Revealed

Scratchboard Engravings by Scott McKowen

illustrated by Scott McKowen
introduction by Peter Hinton

A Number of Things

Stories of Canada Told Through Fifty Objects

by (author) Jane Urquhart
illustrated by Scott McKowen

My True Love Gave to Me

Twelve Days of Christmas

illustrated by Scott McKowen

The Thorn and the Blossom

A Two-Sided Love Story

by (author) Theodora Goss
illustrated by Scott McKowen

Anne of Avonlea

by (author) Lucy Maud Montgomery
illustrated by Scott McKowen
afterword by Arthur Pober

A Fine Line

Scratchboard Illustrations by Scott McKowen

illustrated by Scott McKowen
introduction by Christopher Newton

A Wine Lover's Diary

edited by Shelagh Wallace
illustrated by Scott McKowen

A Book Lover's Diary

edited by Shelagh Wallace
illustrated by Scott McKowen

A Shakespeare Lover's Diary

edited by Shelagh Wallace
illustrated by Scott McKowen