Who?
Kim Werker. I’m a writer, editor, instructor and community builder. I write books about creativity, help other writers write with purpose and clarity, lead creative and professional-development workshops, and host an online community of creative adventurers.
What now?
The heart of everything I do resides in Mighty Ugly. It’s a creativity exercise, a professional-development workshop, sometimes a keynote address, and a book. Also, I facilitate an inclusive, supportive community of people who are into exploring their creativity and prioritizing it in their daily lives.
Where?
In Vancouver, Canada, at conferences and events, and online. For over a decade’s worth of thoughts and projects and writing about all manner of things, start with my blog. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to really get a feel for my work. And join our community right here.
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[UPDATE] Invitation to Bluprint & Craftsy Students
UPDATE 1 July 2020: Bluprint classes have been acquired by TN Marketing, which is an online platform for video classes. The announcement indicates that students will retain access to their classes.
Music & Craft: Mighty Creative Podcast Episode 112
This week I had my first fiddle lesson. And it was amazing. (The lesson was amazing; the sounds I am producing on the violin are not amazing.)
This whole musical adventure has me thinking about craft, and how my desire to play folk music rather than classical is completely in line with my fascination with craft – these are techniques and skills passed on from person to person over generations.
I Had 7 Minutes: Mighty Creative Podcast Episode 111
I had seven minutes of relative quiet for recording, and I tried to make the most of it. Featuring: me, playing the violin, very badly. (And some crochet for challenging times.)
