𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗙𝗼𝘅’𝘀 𝗚𝗶𝗳𝘁 𝗔𝗿𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

Welcome to Miles Fox’s Gift Art Collection! This is a post-planning idea that I have, for a Story Center and Museum, which would be centered all around Miles Fox, and the stories he has written thus far.

Here, you will see all the wonderful, creative art that many artists have made and drawn for our beloved two-tailed, eccentric Fox genius!

The reason why I have decided to make this post, is to share to you some of the pieces of gift art that was given to me for Miles Fox. At this moment he is terribly busy writing; while also being sure to take breaks whenever is needed, so I will take charge of walking you through this little “exhibition” of ours. While this isn’t a museum (not that I wouldn’t expect this little blog post, to become into a full-blown museum: where fans of Miles Fox’s stories would be able to stop and visit. To see some of his talent for storytelling….)

But, we shouldn’t spend too much time dillydallying and definitely no shamosillying.

Let’s get on with the collection of art! Oh, and before I mustn’t forget, credit of this wonderful art pieces goes to two Digital Artists here named AuthorAmalgam.

This little “Art Collection” for the most part, will continue to expand over the years. This is just a place where I can store all the art I receive over the years, and where others can stop and appreciate the pieces that artists have done for me. Which I am very proud about of having!

The first piece of art was commissioned by artist SpringBonnie (Ajax), which looks absolutely stunning! The description of this piece shows Miles Ash Fox, standing with two of his friends: SpringBonnie, and Max Cottontail, whom are entranced and enthralled by the magic, whimsical imagination, and capabilities that Miles is able to concoct with his candies and chocolates!

The next piece of art was illustrated by AuthorAmalgam, whom she has started to dabble in pixel art—the same kind of style that the Five Nights At Freddy’s cut scenes had: which were shown in the style of those arcade video game console screens. Which consisted of pixel art and characters which looked like old-styled, vintage pixel drawings of characters.

Another piece of pixel art was drawn also by Author Amalgam, which shows several variation pieces of Miles Fox. Which she depicts him as a small, localized version of the Fox. The idea behind this art, was that she is simply just making this for funnies, a piece of series of art which simply shows Miles Fox being turned into a series of pixels and cubes on a game console screens!