SHOP ART THEFT ::: SUPPORT INDIE ARTISTS

I realize my voice is small in this online world that we live in but I absolutely had to share this, even if it only reaches a few individuals. I've seen this problem pop up here and there on Instagram (anyone see that complete ripoff of BanannaBones' gap-tooth design by Forever21?) and I've realized that in order to stop this "design plagiarism" of large retailers ripping off the small business artist, we need to stop shopping at the stores (allegedly) committing the crimes.

Visit Shop Art Theft and read more about this important topic on cool mom picks as well as details about which retailers to avoid AND embrace (because there are some great ones out there like Target, Land of Nod and J Crew that do support indie artists).

Sécia

F O L L O W U S O N I N S T A G R A M :: @seciasophia

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