title_body: Are there any examples of artificial creoles of natural languages? I remember reading somewhere of a creole-ish artificial language of two (possibly more) natural languages. In the text (I do NOT remember where it was) only one creole (I'm using the term loosely here, without regards to native speakers) was mentioned, without any usage/examples.
  
  Are there any examples of constructed languages that are specifically designed to be creoles (again, with a very loose usage of the term creole here) of natural languages?
upvoted_answer: To name a few:
  
  
  Da Mätz se Basa: High German.
  Old Piscean: British English.
  Kjā: Yoruba.
  Cheyoon: Mandarin.
  Al Mastizu: a creole of English, Spanish and Arabic.