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Can't you just take it back? And lock your room...
Slap her with a brush & challenge her to a duel
And move
If she's your roommate, wait until she's asleep, take it back, and hide it somewhere maybe?
Yell "This is Sparta" then kick her in the chest and take it back.
I usually dislike this joke, but damn it was a funny thing to imagine in this situation.
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Show it anywayYep, theft is always such a compliment.
Just like rape
No. They'll think it belongs to the roommate and OP won't get credit and will look like the art thief
"publicity" doesn't make up for theft nor does it pay the bills
You should sign your work in the future.
How is that going to prevent someone from taking it?
because she would have actual proof the work is hers
It gives her an easier time getting it back if she contacts authorities, which is what OP should do if the roommate really won't return it. If someone picked up a few hundred dollars of yours and decided it was theirs you wouldn't let them get away with it; guard your paintings the same way, OP. If the roommate won't give it back, call the cops. You have the paint at least and the roommate can't have any proof that it's theirs.
Except, the roommate says it's a "gift", so signing it wouldn't do anything.
You're a special kind of stupid. A car has a title to it, it is registered to someone, it has to be SIGNED OVER to the new owner.
Ok, then what if you invited friends over and one od them took a wad of cash from you. If they say it was a gift, would that allow them to get away with it?
Like others have said before me OP, just sign your work, and then on the back write "Property of (insert your full name here)" that way there can be no possible confusion and in the event your roommate attempts to call the police or steal it again and you need to call the police, there will be no question as to whom the painting belongs to. Oh, and I'd gtfo ASAP lol sounds like your roommate is crazy.
I say while OP's room mate is sleeping, or maybe when she leaves for work, OP should proceed to sign the artwork to prove who's it is and then when the roommate gets back, go on to retrieve the painting. At least if authorities are called OP will have proof of who it belongs to with the signature.
Looks like you've had a brush of bad luck.
At least she likes it right?
OP just take it back when she is working or sleeping and put it in storage or see if a family member you know you can trust will hang on to for you it's yours don't let her walk all over you or she will just keep doing it.
Step 1: walk over to the painting Step 2: pick it up Tadaaaa, you now have the painting.
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Can't you just take it back? And lock your room...
Yell "This is Sparta" then kick her in the chest and take it back.