Stephen Gilpin

Stephen Gilpin is an American illustrator who works primarily in children's and middle-grade publishing, known for expressive, comic-influenced character art across a range of illustrated series. He illustrated Wires and Nerve, Volume 2: Gone Rogue, the second graphic novel continuing Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles universe from the perspective of the android character Iko, taking over the visual style established in the first volume for the series' concluding installment.

Gilpin has provided artwork for numerous children's book series over his career, typically working within the fast-paced, high-volume illustration demands of serialized middle-grade fiction, where consistent character design across many books matters more than any single standalone image. His style favors clear, dynamic linework suited to younger readers and to the comic-panel format used in graphic-novel adaptations like Wires and Nerve.

Detailed public biographical information about Gilpin -- his training, career start, and full bibliography beyond his most visible illustrated series -- is limited, so this entry is restricted to his documented, verifiable published work rather than speculation about his broader career.