Art Thief
As a one-woman operation, I wear many hats. I am the LAF Lines Photography photographer, president, marketing department, accounting department, inventory keeper, office cleaner etc. It looks like in 2016 I'll need to add Loss Prevention Department to my list. I was so excited when I noticed that one of my canvas prints was gone from my Artitude display. Of course I assumed that someone had purchased it. But when I noticed the blank look on the "cashier" my enthusiasm dimmed. There was no record of sale of my JACKSON Train Station print. It was stolen. When you shop local, you directly impact the business and the community around it. I think the same goes for when you steal local. I am not a big box store. I don't have mass quantities of my products. It's what makes small businesses like mine unique and special. When something is lost, or stolen, it has direct impact. I won't let something like this keep me down. As my 13 year old stated, "Be flattered that someone liked your work so much they were risking jail to have it." Thanks, buddy. In the meanwhile, if you happen to be enjoying company somewhere and see the above (missing) 8x12 2.5" canvas print- know that it was stolen. It's a one of a kind. Comments
Chuck Thor(non-registered)
I'll be on the lookout always for the faux art collector. Love your son's "it's ok, mom."
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