Andrew Miller
Andrew got his start in fine arts by painting sexy X-Files fan fiction. He then climbed the ranks in the cutthroat world of panini press restoration. Soon after, he won $500 on Indiana’s infamous Space Invaders scratch-off and invested the winnings into starting SF Bay Signs.
With a dangerous amount of confidence, Andrew began making custom signs for anyone who’d give him money. What started as a modest operation quickly became a Rube Goldberg contraption. Before long, there was a suspicious amount of ceremonial swords and people camping outside the sign studio asking Andrew to read their palms.
A sign-making company was accidentally born out of wedlock, and nobody is sure exactly how—or what—happened, but hey, killer signs are being made.
