About Us

Art has always been a passion of mine. As a child, I was constantly leaving pictures I had doodled around for others to find. In grade school, I left ninja turtle drawings on my desk for the students in the next class. In middle school, I tried to convince the post office to include my drawings in their mail delivery. I also drew my own characters and mailed them to Marvel in a sealed envelope stating “confidential.” I was really inspired when I noticed my favorite comic book shop owner was presenting local artist comic renditions in their window. In high school, my teacher, Mr. Troxell, advocated to have my art displayed in hospitals and art galleries in Emporia. I also painted my high school football billboard. Go Trojans!  In basic training and throughout my 10 year military Army career, I created several murals, t-shirt designs and unit pride memorabilia. I have always frequented many of the local cons in Colorado, Kansas, Indianapolis, Utah and Georgia. I spent most of my time touring artist alley. Now that I am on the other side of the table sharing my creative views, my dreams have come to fruition. I have been constantly encouraged by friends and family along the way. It wasn’t until my wife, Rachel Fox, convinced me to paint on glass and my sister, Kimberly Abernathy, found a way to uniquely customize and frame my creations, that Crimson Fox Studios really came to life. In the past year, we have created nearly 100 pieces. We hope to double that this year. None of this would be possible without the support of so many nerds, who are just like me. 

 I hand paint all items onto glass panes  with acrylic. I then customize a frame for the art work. I work with you throughout all the steps to ensure you're getting the piece that you want, by either working on a specific image you like, or creating my own custom art that suits your needs. Currently I have the three different sizes. Because each piece is custom made, none are the same as the other.  

Fantasy art and comic book style art are my go to styles but, as with many things in life, there are so many different genres out there that there is no way I could limit my art to just two topics.  That would miss out on all the wonder of people heroes, professional athletes, vehicles, brands, logos, and so many more pieces that can inspire to create something wonderful.  The biggest inspiration for me is making something you will look at and care about.