Welcome to the online home of Gina Creazzo & and her Doppelgänger, Exileinblonde. Gina is an up and coming web & graphic designer from the Lehigh Valley region of PA who co-owns her beloved Slasher Labs. Aside from her design work via the inner-web she also creates digital artwork. That is what this site is devoted to. So, take a look around and if you see something you like there is a store on the "Works" page that will allow you to own whichever print you may choose!

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Meet Exileinblonde

Gina Creazzo is co-mastermind of her beloved Slasher Labs. She lives in Easton, PA. She strives to create truly authentic, inspiring and diverse imagery in all realms of design. When She is not designing pretty things, she can be found talking to her cats. She has a crippling fascination with the 1800s, lobotomies, antique medical equipment and the human mind. She adores Bea Arthur and drinks entirely too much coffee.

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  • I do things your mother told you not to.
  • I enjoy taking indefensible positions and creating an argument for them.
  • I find comfort in the belief that Elizabeth Short's murderer will be revealed to me upon my death.
  • I think Mia Kirshner & Carly Pope are two of the most gorgeous women on the planet.
  • I sometimes wish I had Alien Hand Syndrome.
  • I collect tattoos and bones.
  • I have a Salieri complex and I suffer from agateophobia and dystychiphobia.
  • I'm obsessed with the 1800's and fascinated by lobotomies, precognitive dreams and the criminal mind.
  • My opinions contradict my personality.
  • I am an armchair detective and a crime sleuth.
  • I wish I could have known Bea Arthur, having her face tattooed on me will have to suffice.
  • My favorite painter is Jenny Saville.
  • I have great disdain for our justice system.
  • I'm empathetic to a fault.
  • I drink excessive amounts of coffee.
  • I believe animal cruelty should be punished via beheadings.

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