The phrase "and even created a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize an additional action or achievement that goes beyond what was previously mentioned.
Example: "The artist not only painted a stunning mural but also and even created a series of sculptures that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "and even developed a" or "and even produced a".
He made harassing phone calls and even created a fake Facebook account to send messages to Jones.
The company has prepared 10,000 phone lines and even created a new exchange -- 366 -- just for the convention.
Used her feed to explain why touring was no longer financially viable for her – and even created a "Twitter dress", with its own feed, for the 2010 Grammys.
Mr. Muniz also remade Warhol's portrait of Elizabeth Taylor, in red cayenne pepper, and even created a Medusa's head at the bottom of a plate of spaghetti.
They have fashioned turns around trees and even created a lounge area where they can see the action in the shade of a maple tree.
Atmos has designed rapid-assembly plywood pavilions for the British Council, developed a body-tracking laser installation, interactive bar projections, and even created a mobile arts facility known as the Beanmobile.
Nvidia simulated a number of different road types, including turf, track and dirt, and even created an on-demand road hazard with a movable construction detour, and neither vehicle had any issues with that.
Italian illustrator Federico Babina has previously united famous architecture and movie posters, buildings and bands, and even created an architecture alphabet.
Also, populists ramp up, and even create a sense of crisis.
Others suggested hanging a flag to show when neighbors were welcome, and when it's family time, and even creating a block-wide policy of doing the same.
Spring training games may be meaningless, but the first one can still provide a small jolt of enthusiasm, and even create a case of nerves for some veterans.
