Scott Zukowski is a graphic designer and educator living in Los Angeles. The majority of his work is print design for art institutions as well as a variety of self-initiated projects. The latter work focuses on a range of design and culture related subjects and is explored through screen prints, photographs, typography and collage. Zukowski always seeks to challenge the viewer either through surprising imagery, inventive form or idiosyncratic content.

He is a co-founder of Society of Imagemakers, a collective of emerging L.A. based graphic designers and artists. Currently, the group is working on a book titled Corps of Discovery; a contemporary visual interpretation of the Lewis & Clark journals. Using their own offset print shop, the group will launch S.o.I.- Publishing. The press will specialize in small, experimental book projects as well as designer / artist monographs.

Recently, Zukowski's photographs were included in Looking at Los Angeles, Metropolis / D.A.P. His work has been published in Eye, Émigré, I.D. Magazine, L.A. Now and Cranbrook Design: The New Discourse. He received his MFA in graphic design from Cranbrook Academy of Art. He worked for Tibor Kalman at M&Co. He has taught graphic design for over 15 years and is currently a full-time faculty member in the graphic design program at CalArts.