Pinktober
by Sam Grudge
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Original · one unique painting
I painted Pinktober as a quiet embrace — red upon red, a woman's silhouette curving like a wave of solidarity. The ribbon floats at the center, soft and unmistakable, while small hearts scatter like whispered support. Oskar the penguin slips in too, a little witness to courage. This one is about connection, about all of us standing closer than we think.
This original artwork
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Open Edition
Size50 x 50 cm
Edition sizeUnlimited
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Product specifications
- Artwork type
- Original (unique item)
- Medium / Support
- oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 60 × 60 × 2 cm
- Frame
- None
- Completed
- 2026
- Current location
- In Studio
- Styles
- symbolism · contemporary · abstract expressionism
- Keywords
- #breastcancerawareness #pinktober #oilpainting #heartart #supportandcare
The collector’s proof
Its story stays with you.
“A little of my soul goes into each painting. I want you to know where it came from—and that it is the original.”
Sam Grudge
A hand-signed certificate. Your certificate carries my signature. A copy stays in my studio register.
My fingerprint, on both. The fingerprint on your certificate matches the one on the artwork.
A matching serial number. A mechanically stamped number connects the painting to its certificate.
Signed front and back. My signature belongs to the painting itself, not just its paperwork.
Heart stamps in the wood. Stamped marks on the chassis and, when included, the frame help validate its origin—usually with hearts in several places on the chassis.- A person you can ask. Come back to me whenever you want to validate your certificate.
Original artworks from the studio, shown as authentication examples—not the reverse of Pinktober.
The frame is part of the work.
I build from raw lumber or paint and adapt an existing frame—always as part of the painting.
Made to belong. Shape, finish and colour chosen for this painting.- Signed and marked. My writing and stamps authenticate both frame and painting.
See Product specifications for this artwork’s framing. Ask me about options.
A crate made for your painting.
I make a unique wooden crate for each painting, usually with a textured finish. Protection with personality.
Built for this journey. Custom-built by me, in the studio, for your painting.- Protection, with a little style. 3D-printed heart corners protect the box from shipping damage—and look good doing it.
A custom crate, from my workshop to your doorstep.
See how I make the cratesFrom my studio.
To your door.
I pack your artwork and arrange its journey. You’ll know how it’s protected—and who to talk to.
Free hand
delivery.
Belgium & Luxembourg
Brought to your door by me or someone I trust, at no delivery charge.
Usually 2–3 daysfrom purchase, on average.
FedEx everywhere else.
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Insured for its full valueProtection for the artwork’s full value while it travels.
Expected in 5–7 daysCounted from shipping—not from purchase.
Signature required on arrivalRequired for a secure handover at your door.
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Allow about two days to prepare the handmade crate before dispatch. Transit times are estimates; destination and customs checks can affect arrival.