Liz wanted something bold, sexy, and strong to go with her new red-on-red photos. We went with a sleek sans serif, fine lines and light white and cream bases to make the bright reds pop, and scroll effects for lots of life and motion.

The first website I ever designed... my own! I wanted a site that threw focus to my singing-actor vibes, so block quotes and a photo-heavy layout are important to me. Purple is my favorite color, if you can't tell, and I love to balance muted, soft shades with strong pops of color.

Schyler is a baritone at home across genres, in venues from black boxes to Carnegie Hall. He needed a website that merges his operatic and musical theatre work. Drawing inspiration from both industries, Schyler's website is sleek, suave, and fit for a leading man.

Marco is an Italian pianist and coach, and he needed an evergreen website that toggles into both English and Italian. Neutral tones drawn from the wood paneling of his headshot keep this site simple and effective.

Kyle is conductor, as well as a coach, pianist and arranger. He wanted a website that put his music making at the forefront. Video banners and minimalist style draw visitors straight what matters the most: collaboration.

Patrick is a baroque singer, a wonderful and dedicated  teacher, and a beam of light. He is a creative, colorful soul who wanted to balance his sensitive and vibrant self with a sense of baroque elegance, which we accomplished with bright colors and ornate fonts.

Leah's coloratura fach is bubbly and silly, and she is classy and centered, also running a massively popular fashion blog. Her site synthesizes all this with an effervescent color scheme and rounded, joyful fonts. We included her favorite introduction: "it's Brzyski like 'whiskey!"

When Corinne told me she wanted something colorful with a 70's vibe, I knew right away I had the perfect font for her. Using a vertical header and menu gave us much more space to show her beautiful production photos.

Sarah holds dual careers in Germany and the US, singing diverse rep with a particular emphasis on new works and baroque music. Her site uses geometric photo blocks, soft tones, and rich blacks to feel sophisticated and grounded.

Emily was sitting on my living room floor in silence  when suddenly she goes, "is hot pink and tangerine UNHINGED?" No. It absolutely is not. High-contrast negative space with pops of neon bring out Emily's bold voice and bright, fun personality.

Therese wanted an airy, minimalist, clean site with a neutral color palette and a classy, Bridgerton-esque font family to go with her elegant new photos. Her site is evergreen and stylish, putting her work in the spotlight and letting that tell her story.

Stephanie wanted a site that felt editorial, highlighting natural colors and bright photo banners. Semi-transparent photos with green and gold overlays let us show off her photos all over while keeping text clear and easy to read.