Guest Season Essence: Tapping into Your Own Creative Story with Creationeer Kathy Strauss

Kathy Strauss calls herself a Creationeer that sees the world like no other. As a creative connector, she puts her artistic eye and imagination together creating inspired and heartfelt art, photography and words. Through photography she captures memories and meaningful stories, her fine art taps into universal energy, and her words share her artist’s view of life.

Kathy is a photographer by trade, capturing visual memories for both business and personal clients. She also is a fine artist, doing both photography and mixed media art. In addition, she enjoys teaching creative workshops for individuals and teambuilding.

She was a founding artist at the Workhouse Arts Center and President of the Arches Gallery Artists in Lorton, VA. Currently she is an exhibiting artist at the Seacoast Artists Gallery, the Artists on 8th Ave in the William H. Miller Art Studio, and the Kaleidoscope Artisan Collective in Myrtle Beach, SC. In addition, she volunteers her time as a Board member for the Seacoast Artists Guild and is a Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador. Kathy is also a graduate of both Leadership Grand Strand Class 42 and Leadership Prince William Class 2010. When she is not working or volunteering, you can find her out enjoying nature taking wildlife photo images.

In this session we will discuss:

• How Kathy’s background ties into the creation of the book.
• What is a Creationeer/Creative Connector?
• How Kathy connects here passion for creativity and healing
• Several examples of a good art project for healing/meditation
• The story behind writing her chapter—becoming a creative coach
• Simple Ways to Tap into your own Creativity
• Bringing creativity together—watch for her forthcoming book, Kaleidoscope Redesigned: Tapping into Your Inner Artist for Healing & Inspiration

You can learn more about Kathy and what she does at: www.imagewerks.net

Facebook: @imagewrks (business page), personal: kathy.strauss1.

Instagram: @imagewerks