Hailing from the mean streets of Savannah, GA during the height of the drug epidemic, Javis is known as a genius to some and a “slightly Marxist sadistic fatalist” by others. Javis creates art to stay grounded and he also enjoys astral travel, indie films and playing chess. His favorite books are “The Kabalion” and “The Enchiridion of Epictetus” He is an honorary member of two secret orders and the founder of one. By the age 21 Javis was formally banned from three religious organizations for “fostering doubt among the clergy” and having a “mafia like presence at times”. The conflicts were further exasperated by the policy he had at the time of only dating women in pairs and the philosophical writings he circulated, which were recently canonized in the book, “The Way of the Perfect King”. Javis prefers a personal life of seclusion but is still often alleged of working for -———, funding epidemic hoaxes, praying in his own name, teaching shamanism and even operating executive level pandering services. Recently, after a profitable but seemingly cursed fiasco in -—— resulting in the resignation or arrest of several “unnamed officials” in six different states, Javis has returned to his native city to regroup and reestablish the “Curious Creators” line of the freshist shirts and designs never before seen.
