Meg Farmer is a design journalist, researcher, and cultural strategist who explores the designed world—objects, typography, buildings, sites, branding, social infrastructure—and how it impact on our daily lives. With an obsessive eye for detail and a passion for uncovering hidden stories, Meg captures the essence of creative culture with honesty, revealing its triumphs and pitfalls. She contributes to Dieline, Print Magazine, and is the Los Angeles correspondent for It's Nice That's The View From (L.A.) column. 

As a creative project director, Meg also runs design and identity projects that push the boundaries of  brand system complexity, and sometimes win awards.

She teaches design history and criticism as an adjunct professor and consults for design agencies and brands, bringing her wealth of experience and knowledge to the industry.