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Creative Vice
is the brainchild of artist and fashion designer Randy Richard Morales — a force of creativity so relentless, it needed a name of its own.
To Rich, creativity isn’t a hobby — it’s a vice. It’s the thing he can’t shake, can’t turn off, and doesn’t want to. He breathes it. He bleeds it. From painted canvases and ceramics to full seasonal fashion collections, every piece is a personal exhale, a moment captured, a feeling cracked open.
Rich's journey into art began during the pandemic. When his TV broke, he didn’t toss it — he painted it. “TVs are made to show pictures,” he says, “so I gave it one.” That spontaneous act of creation was the spark that ignited a full-blown artistic career. Since then, he’s exhibited in multiple shows across Los Angeles and New York, collaborated with respected brands, and launched a creative consulting business to help others do the same.
Alongside Creative Vice, Rich also founded NAV-C (Not an Average Citizen) — a high-end streetwear label that tells stories through garments, empowering people to wear their identities with pride. NAV-C is as much a fashion line as it is a philosophy: embrace your individuality, lead the ordinary, and never apologize for your vision.
Rich's resume includes design leadership at top fashion brands like ALO and Cuts Clothing, where he honed his skills in trend forecasting, technical development, and artistic direction. His work bridges disciplines and challenges conformity — always rooted in honesty and heart.
Creative Vice was born from the idea that art should challenge. It should spark something — nostalgia, emotion, curiosity. It should remind you of a version of yourself you forgot was there.
Whether it’s a chaotic cartoon from your childhood, a minimal abstract dimension, or a garment that tells a story, Rich’s work lives in a space between memory, identity, and creative exploration.
No prints. No reproductions. Just real, original work.
- Fuck around and find out.
