Fine Art
Prints
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FU Money “Crooked” Limited Edition Print
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FU Money “Lucky 7” Limited Edition Print
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FU Money “500 Degrees” Limited Edition Print
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FU Money II Limited Edition Print
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Norman the Lion Limited Edition Print
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FU Money “The Luckiest 7” Oversized Print
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Wannabe Scoop (one of a kind) AP Print
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Six Feathers (one of a kind, hand-embellished) Giclée
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NOVA Limited Edition Print
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Blurred Feathers Limited Edition Print
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I Was Here First Hand-Embellished Giclée (Artist-Proof) Print
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A Walk to the 405 (Artist-Proof) Print w/ artist used paintbrush
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Meet CANTSTOPGOODBOY
Appreciate the beauty in the ordinary...
It all starts with the art!
Alias: Nick Simon
b. 1991
At 31 years old, CANTSTOPGOODBOY (CSGB), is quickly making his mark in the contemporary art world. A native of Southern California, he was introduced to the world of art at an early age by his mother, a professional art restorer. His talents were recognized early but school would not prove to be the environment in which he would flourish. In high school, CANTSTOPGOODBOY was discouraged by a short-sighted art teacher, resulting in a four year hiatus.
With no formal training, he rediscovered his love for art during his freshman year of college where he became inspired both by the prominence of street art and by an art professor who quickly recognized his abilities. After one semester he transferred to the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he took general studies classes while his art was sidelined as a hobby. It only took one semester at Boulder for CANTSTOPGOODBOY to realize that creating art, and not academics, is his true passion.