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I love my customers!!
WELCOME
I'm Creative Corey. Thank you so much for stopping by!!
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I came here to create. I will create as much as I can while I am still here. Projects I have brewin....
1) PAINTINGS PAINTINGS PAINTINGS
2) SUNSHINE WILL COME - ALBUM
3) MEDIOCRE LIFE - CARTOON
4) COLORING BOOKS
5) GREETING CARDS
6) CHILDREN'S BOOKS
7) SCULPTURES
I'm a
PROLIFIc
multi
disciplined
artist
KANSAS CITY
RAISED
BORN
AND
BIKE LIFE
I'm in love with riding a bike. I love old road bikes. I don't even own a motor vehicle, I get everywhere on a bicycle rain snow or shine. Nothing is better than being on two wheels with my kids!
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Origins of Givix
My Father was 100% Native American, Lakota Sioux, born on an Indian reservation in Montana. He was born Parker Lynn Gives. Gives was at some point in time shortened from Givesblanket. When Parker was two he was taken from the Indian Reservation and given to a family in Independence Missouri and had his native name stripped away and replaced with Lowry.
I made the name GIVIX by taking the "GIV" from Givesblanket and the "I" and the "X" from Sioux. This was an attempt to create a word with my roots that would stretch into the future with promise, hope, and the strength to always move forward through any adversity!
GIVIX [GIV-IKS]
verb (used with or without object)
1 to continually give your all, your best, or 100% of yourself
A father, by nature will givix for his children!
2 to prevail over adversity
Despite all of the setbacks and obstacles Samantha was determined to givix.
3 to help in time of need
What have you done to givix during covid-19?
4 put into vigorous action:
to givix every effort
GIVIX NEVER GIVES UP
7% OF CREATIVE COREY'S ORIGINAL PAINTINGS SALES GOES TO ONE OF THESE ORGANIZATIONS
Walkin' & Rollin' is close to my heart for three reasons. First, as a father of three girls and three boys children are the most important thing to me. Secondly my Father spent the last seven years of his life as a quadriplegic confined to bed or a wheelchair. Finally because it is local to the KC area!
My paintings that dealing with family, Native American heritage, or bicyles will have 25% of the sale donated to Walkin' & Rollin'.
I stand firmly against the abuse of women and children. My Terry Crews painting "Runaway Love" features lyrics of about ten songs dealing with domestic violence was inspired by a talk Terry did about his experience with the topic.
My paintings dealing with domestic violence, poverty, women & children, and human trafficking will have 25% of the sales donated to Hope House.
I probably disagree with the majority of what the military and governments do.... but I do stand proudly with the men and women that serve to protect our rights and freedoms. Just because those in power are corrupted, does not mean the people putting their life on the line are. I believe that those who serve do so out of a genuine love for this country, our people, and our freedom!
My paintings that deal with homelessness, musicians, and political issues will have 25% of the sale donated to Veterans Community Project.
I love books, years ago I had an addiction to bookstores and buying way more books than I read. I like to write songs inspired by my favorite novels.
My paintings dealing with books, authors, and literacy with have 25% of the sale donated to Literacy KC.
I, as a teenager, struggled with depression and thoughts of no future worth living for. Today, however, I have those areas managed very well. I only see hope and bright future.
My paintings dealing with celebrities that have committed suicide, mental illness, and other dark topics will have 25% of the sale donated to 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
As a father of six the thought of one my children being hurt, having a major illness, or dying is one that often plagues me. Thankfully, my children are healthy.
My paintings dealing with sickness and family loss will have 25% of the sale donated to Beat Childhood Cancer.