Retiring Digi Stamps

[scrappintlc]

Why?

Why would a creator retire a digital image? Makes no sense to me when its stored on the computer or a cd.

Can anyone explain?

TIA

[eaparham]

Supply and demand ??? Maybe to bring it back later in rubber??

[anitabestampin]

It is possible that the artist's style has evolved over time, and they prefer not to have that digi image on the market representing their brand any longer.

[Ellibelle]

Maybe it was retired because it wasn't a big seller so the owner decided to retire it to make room for more current stuff on the website? Not sure, but it could be a reason I suppose.

[cat_woman]

I would think that its probably for the same reasons as when a rubber stamp image is retired. A lot of people may have the image on their computer or on a cd, but other people won't be able to purchase the image (well at least they won't be able to legally).

[MrHambo]

I think the answer is all of the above answers. I could see us retiring something for all of the above reasons.

[traceydawnn]

Anita hit the nail on the head. For me anyway. I absolutely cringe at some of my first attemps at digital stamps. So I just pull them from the store.

I offer my rubber stamps in digital form as well, so I don't need to pull them for that reason. I probably shouldn't do that, but they're much more affordable in digital.