Stacey Gage - Art Director

Stacey Gage is an award-winning graphic artist and an accomplished developer of interactive electronic media. She is responsible for creative planning oversight and directs all art services tasks including graphic design, illustration, and computer production. Gage is an expert in the areas of print advertising development, interactive media development, corporate brochures and identity packages, multi-media illustrations and package design.

Gage is involved in all aspects of design projects, including concept development, production coordination, art direction and print supervision. She has extensive design and production management experience, having created and produced original designs for websites, newspaper ads, brochures, direct mail pieces, product packaging, posters, newsletters, and more. She has overseen past projects for Alameda County, the California Independent Truckers Association, California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, Northern California Regional Recycling Group (local governments), The Dental Health Foundation, the California Integrated Waste Management Board, the California Dump Truck Owners Association, and many more.



Gage also designed print products, graphics and electronic media sites for clients such as The Advantage Group, New Home Sales & Marketing, Bennett Development, JTS Communities, KVIE Channel 6, Sierra College, California State University, Long Beach, the California Alliance of Pre K-18 Partnerships, Advantage Home Finance, and Northwestern College among others.

Gage is an award winning fine artist and writer as well as a skilled graphic designer, with forays into the textile arts and cell animation. Gage's early training in the fine arts made for a fluid transition into computer based work in the mid 90's. Gage is highly skilled in the use of InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator in addition to numerous other design and Web development applications.



She is an alumnus of Sierra College and San Francisco State University. She holds degrees in Liberal Studies and Applied Art and Design.