Brenda Muller Ellis is a Golden, Colorado–based oil painter whose textured, evocative work explores the intersections of emotion, memory, and identity. A self-taught artist, she infuses each canvas with depth and introspection, crafting pieces that resonate on both visual and emotional levels.

Before devoting herself fully to art, Brenda enjoyed a prolific career as a high-tech consultant for Fortune 50 companies. Drawing on her talent for understanding human nature, she then launched PersonalityPage.com, a Jungian psychology portal that has reached hundreds of millions worldwide and remains a trusted resource for educators and professionals.

An accomplished writer as well, Brenda debuted her novel Roza’s War: Diary of a Soviet Sniper in July 2024—a historical narrative inspired by the wartime memoir of Soviet sniper Roza Shanina. Her ability to convey powerful stories—whether through brushstrokes or prose—reflects a rare versatility of expression.

Brenda’s multifaceted journey—from corporate consulting and psychological education to canvas and storytelling—creates a unique artistic lens. In her work, both visual and written, she seeks to illuminate the complex tapestry of human experience, inviting viewers and readers alike to explore the deeper currents of emotion, connection, and introspection.