Miranda Bague
I studied visual technology at San Francisco State University, with a second focus on printmaking and photography. I went for the city and the faculty, and both delivered. I interned my way into design and quickly realized I'd found the rare kind of work I wanted to wake up for.
My approach hasn't changed much since then. I keep working a problem until I hit the moment I know it's right, when the work gives people an experience and the message lands without having to try too hard. That instinct now shapes how I build brands, not just how I design them.
I don't believe in settling. I'd rather chase the adventure, follow the curiosity, get my hands dirty and keep working toward what's next.
P.S. No one pronounces my last name right on the first try. Bague comes from the French word for "ring," but it's been Americanized to "bag-ee," as in baggy pants, a plastic baggy or baggy in the knees.