Betsy Crum | Texas Pop Art & Western Iconography | Crum Art
Betsy Crum
Betsy Crum is a Texas-based artist whose work sits at the intersection of pop culture, place, and memory. Rooted in lived Texas experience rather than a borrowed aesthetic, her art transforms signage, soda, boots, and roadside imagery into bold, graphic statements designed to hold a room and spark conversation.
Raised in a small East Texas town, Betsy developed a deep affection for regional storytelling and visual iconography. Her work is playful but intentional—color-forward, graphic, and personal—made for collectors who want Texas on the wall in a way that feels modern, confident, and real.
Signature themes
- Western pop art and cowboy culture
- Texas signage, neon, and roadside symbols
- Humor, nostalgia, and bold femininity
- Color-forward, graphic compositions
For more than 25 years, Betsy has been making and selling art that celebrates Texas icons and the beauty of the ordinary becoming extraordinary. Having participated in hundreds of art and gift shows, her work is widely collected—especially by Texans who recognize themselves in the imagery.
Betsy Crum, artist and cultural observer
Featured works
About Crum Art Prints
A Crum Art print is designed as both artwork and artifact—something that carries the emotional charge of memory while standing up as a crafted object of its own. Each piece is printed to museum standards with archival inks on heavyweight cotton rag paper for lasting color and clarity.
Every print is hand-signed by the artist, making each one a personal, collectible work rather than a mass-produced poster.