Hi, I’m Jac—also known as llCrimdonPhoenixll on IMVU, though some just call me Crim. I picked that name after reading a book as a child that left a big impression on me. I’ve been around the IMVU world for quite a while—my first account dates back to 2006, and I’ve been creating for a long time now.

What got me into creating? Honestly, it started as a way to cope with some real-life struggles and concentration issues. It became an outlet, and over time, a passion. I think the very first thing I ever made might’ve been a dancer’s cage, though it’s a bit hazy now. These days, I love creating rooms and furniture. That’s where my heart is—especially anything gothic or classic in style. I find a lot of inspiration in the architecture of my country.

When it comes to the catalog, I lean toward making items for female avatars—the male section just isn’t as creatively satisfying (honestly, it makes my eyes bleed sometimes). I don’t really make andro items, and there’s no secret color I wish I had in my catalog—what I need, I usually find a way to make. My most memorable piece is a gothic wedding room that really stuck with me.

Outside of IMVU, I’m 49, married to no one (seriously, what’s that?), and I have a teenage daughter, a dog, and a cat. I love Asian food, autumn, and good books. I’m passionate about nature, outdoor adventures, history, museums, good wine, and keeping a small circle of close friends. Music-wise, I’m all about rock—Pink Floyd tops my list, but I love a lot of bands.

If I wasn’t creating here, maybe I’d be modeling. I was introduced to MDI by Vicadin, and while I enjoy it here and appreciate the experience, I do wish I had more time to interact. I haven’t really promoted my products outside of IMVU and don’t have a special place I post them—but I wouldn’t mind if others helped share them!

I’ve explored both goth and BDSM culture before, so it’s not unfamiliar territory. And while gothic and classic styles are my favorite, I’m always open to inspiration—especially when it comes to room and furniture design.

That’s a little about me. Thanks for stopping by!