Chantelle Bogue is part of the latest wave of creative souls drawn to the beauty of the Bay Area. She is a senior graphic designer and brand developer with a fresh perspective and a passion for brand development, digital media, and character design.

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When she began her professional studies she found herself fascinated with the human mind. This lead her to receive two degrees - one in psychology and the other in social and behavioral sciences. Still focused on pursuing her artistic goals, Bogue volunteered as layout editor for a local paper and studied 3D design, filmmaking, and web design. 

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While in school, Bogue had a habit of freelancing in graphic design for local companies and start-ups. She decided to pursue graphic design at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) in San Francisco.  she was awarded the FIDM National Scholarship Competition guaranteeing her a full scholarship and earning her the title of 2016’s “Graphic Designer of Tomorrow.” She graduated magna cum laude in May of 2017 and received the “Designer of the year” award.

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Freelancing offered her the opportunity to explore different brand voices and graphic styles, yet Bogue found herself looking for a brand deep-dive. This is when she found Traditional Medicinals, an international tea brand that was about to start a re-brand. Once hired she worked in critical aspects of the rebranding process such as packaging redesign, advertising, web design, social media marketing materials, sales materials, email & web and social media campaigns, internal announcements, and many cross-departmental projects. She was an essential part of their creative team. 

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Bogue admires fine art. she studied and practiced painting, drawing, filmmaking, digital photography & Digital art, for more than 10 years and loves to incorporate it into her designs. She truly believes that in this fast-paced growing digital media environment, there is no such thing as an expert, and there is nothing more important than education. This is why she has attended multiple Design conferences including Adobe Max and is consistently updating her skill set. Currently, she is excited about the exploration of augmented reality and all of it’s potential in multiple industries from marketing to game development. 

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In her free time, Bogue enjoys sketching, cooking, board games, and action-adventure games.