Britny Fox Tapestries
Description: A striking late-’80s glam metal band design featuring the members of Britny Fox posed inside a bold V-shaped frame bordered by metallic chains. Two fierce wolf heads fade into the dark background, adding a sense of wild intensity. The band’s ornate gothic-style logo sits proudly at the top, while intricate gold crest details anchor the bottom. The distressed finish and dramatic composition capture the high-energy, rebellious spirit of the hair metal era.
Description: A striking late-’80s glam metal band design featuring the members of Britny Fox posed inside a bold V-shaped frame bordered by metallic chains. Two fierce wolf heads fade into the dark background, adding a sense of wild intensity. The band’s ornate gothic-style logo sits proudly at the top, while intricate gold crest details anchor the bottom. The distressed finish and dramatic composition capture the high-energy, rebellious spirit of the hair metal era.
Description: Britny Fox was an American glam metal band from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area that was active from 1985 to 1992. They are best known for their music video for "Girlschool" and their minor hit "Long Way to Love" (U.S. No. 100). Named after a track of the same name on their self-titled 1988 debut album, Rock Revolution was the name of the band's 1989 tour. Despite achieving moderate popularity on the tail end of glam metal as it was fading out, Britny Fox maintained a successful following that resulted in four studio albums.
