So I built Solbrite Studio around the founders who are making a difference and deserve a brand that actually reflects it.
As I started building my business, I also started hiding. I knew I wanted my business to grow; I wanted to host workshops, start a podcast, and confidently show up online, but I didn’t have the capacity internally to do any of that. I kept pushing anyway and my business and brand were fine. But I was constantly watching what other designers were doing, trying to force their style into my business instead of trusting my own gut.
Showing up felt difficult and dull because none of it was actually me.
The shift happened through mentorship, breathwork, and a lot of unglamorous inner work on the beliefs I didn't even know were running the show. And overtime, I realized that this work was so necessary in the branding process because what’s the point of having a beautiful brand if you’re afraid to step into it.
When I'm not in design mode, you can probably find me reading a book in the sunshine or with my feet in the sand somewhere. My mornings usually start with matcha or something herbal on the porch, and it's my favorite part of the day. I'm a big believer in moving your body, romanticizing your life, and doing the things that actually bring you joy, and remembering that this looks different for everyone.
I'm also an avid podcast listener, (always looks for recs) and from that love, I decided to create my own called Inspired by Design, where I talk about the intersection of creativity, wellness, and entrepreneurship, and we do not hold back here ladies!! I'm a wicked personal development junkie (someone probably should have told me to take a chill pill years ago, but here we are). So you know we cover all that jazz on the podcast too, and we interview some seriously amazing female founders. I've learned so much from all of their stories. <3
and if you’ve seen my brand, that probably comes as no surprise.
As you've likely heard me say, for a long time I tried to blend in as a designer. I followed all the neutral, minimal trends. And while I still appreciate that aesthetic, it never felt like me. It wasn’t until I fully embraced my love of color and owned it as a creative strength, that I truly felt at home within my own brand.
Color isn’t for everyone, and that’s okay. But I believe it’s one of the most powerful ways to stand out in a crowded industry. Whether your brand is bold and technicolor or just has that one signature pop, we’re going to find a palette that feels vibrant, playful, and totally you.
Polished and perfect isn't the goal here. My job isn't to hand you over a brand, rather to find what's actually true about you and your business and build from there. Your personality, your voice, your color, your edge. That's what makes people stop and remember you.
This work doesn't stop at design. Showing up fully means working through the beliefs that have been keeping you hidden in the first place. Mindset and breathwork are built into this process because a beautiful brand won't help you if you're still too scared to share it.
Growth doesn't happen inside your comfort zone (and I know you know this). I still feel the fear before I post, before I speak up, before I take a stance. The difference now is that I do it anyway. We're not looking to build the absence of fear, but the ability to move through it.
Designing a Life (& Brand) That Feels Like You
Sensitivity is a Superpower + Building a Bold and Magnetic Brand
The Power of Rebranding and Trusting Your Journey
Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail at Branding + How to Create a Stand Out Brand in 2026
Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail at Branding + How to Create a Stand Out Brand in 2026
Your Weekly Dose of Color
Your Weekly Dose of Inspiration
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