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About the artist
Bright colors, rotten smiles, and mischievous titles in bold block letters jump off the canvas, but it’s the hidden details and intensely personal small-print journals that sink their hooks in.
Sam North (formerly Sammy thrashLife) graduated from Georgetown Law before discovering art as an inpatient in treatment facilities for borderline personality disorder and heroin addiction. The result is work that’s expressive, raw, and therapeutic — for both artist and audience.
His work has been featured in galleries and other venues across the country, including a recent exhibition at the historic John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art.
Product details
“MFC 2.0 (So I Just Put This in My Head and the Blood Will Come Out?)” is an 8×6-inch pigment ink drawing, created by artist Sam North in November 2024 but based on another from January 2013.
Read the story behind the drawing and the explanation for this new version in my blog.
There are only 50 limited-edition prints of this drawing. They measure 6×8-inches. Each is individually signed and hand-numbered by the artist. All prints are packaged with a backing board, inside of a sealed plastic archival sleeve and include a one-sheet with the artist’s statement (the story behind the drawing).
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Any frames pictured in product listings are not included.
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Original paintings and drawings, as well as custom-sized prints and giclées for sale by inquiry.
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Ace –
I bought this from him at his stand at the Punk Rock Festival for 60$ because he offered the original and it is gorgeous idk why i love it so much, i plan on getting a frame and never taking it out of the plastic. Sam is a cool guy and has very interesting and very unique art works