I have been creating unique and obscure items my entire life. Anything my little mind could dream up was instantly put on paper so I could work out the puzzle of making it a reality. Coming from a very creative family this notion of making artwork in any form was ingrained in me since birth. As an adult this has primarily taken the form of wearable art, but mixed media, and functional art are still on my list of favorites to create. From this background EJPcreations was formed with two simple concepts in mind:
-First, to display my artistic creations instead of letting them collect in my studio.
-Secondly, I strive to make my passion my livelihood.
Contained in my artistic arsenal is an AA degree in Visual Presentation. A BFA in Crafts and Metalsmithing, and a BA in Anthropology with a focus in Japanese Urban culture, and Primatology. In some amazingly mystic, and extremely bizarre way all these studies have funneled into the work I produce today.
Distressed imperial elegance is the main thrust of my current designs. Apocalyptic chic, one might say, Containing all the grandeur of toppled gilded empires, of their opulent treasures covered in dust and rubble. Encased for eons in their forgotten tombs only to be unearthed millennia later, shined up, and repurposed by a mad scientist of a woman wielding a hammer, and a pair of pliers. Using design elements from a bygone time, giving them a modern, urban spin.
EJPcreations specializes in tiaras, chokers, earrings, necklaces, fascinators, and hair combs with a noir, and gothic flair. Creating body adornments with a hint of vampire elegance, a dash of Steampunk bravado, and plenty of Neo-Victorian sensibilities. Perfect for prowling the streets, haunting the clubs, or adding an aristocratic air to any outfit.
Please take a look at my webstore, and website for the most up to date creations. If you see something you like, but want it altered in some way please feel free to contact me at EJPcreations@hotmail.com I would love to work with you. For some of the more interesting items I've made take a look at my Custom Order , Stuff I Made, and Appreciation Photos sections.
