About Me

Hello, my name is Laura Lytwyn aka the Creative Adventurer. I’m an avid traveller with a lust for beautiful art, delicious food, fascinating history and all things new and exciting! I thrive on finding not just the best-hidden gems but also places that speak for the country I’m travelling in and tell a unique story. I work as a graphic designer and photographer and love using my artistic skills to create this wonderful community here on ‘The Creative Adventurer‘! 

Despite loving the city I live in (Toronto), my wanderlust drives me to keep exploring this big world of ours to discover unknown treasures and new experiences. I started ‘The Creative Adventurer’ in 2010. Back then, it was just something I wrote for myself, to document my travels to preserve those memories in amber forever. But as the site grew and grew, I wanted to help other travellers have more meaningful experiences. Understanding the history and cultural context behind the places you visit on your travels is essential to get more out of the experience. I hope this blog encourages you in this understanding and inspires your next adventures.

Follow me on social media for my latest musings and comment below to let me know any questions you might have about travel!

Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of the experience.”

— Francis Bacon

Work with Me

The Creative Adventurer is a fast-growing and imaginative travel blog, created in 2010. My goal is to share with my readers the wonders of the world, be them tiny, unknown secrets, or the best ways to have a great experience from visiting a huge tourist attraction.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design and a minor in English, I have a strong background in writing and studies in the arts. I offer professional writing services and branded content opportunities to be shared with a highly engaged audience.

If you’re interested in partnering with me or to request a media kit, fill out the contact form below! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask!

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