Pictures propped against walls, crammed in closets, or framed with picture-thieving magpies can't be beheld. Increase art's visibility with today's deal: for $39, you get $100 worth of custom framing at Four Corners Framing and Gallery in Mooresville. Buy up to two of today's Groupon and get discounted framing on a second object.

Four Corners' quality frames take the art of hanging art beyond such jejune measures as industrial-strength sticky tack, staple-tape taple staping, and hiring long-armed men to hold your art against the wall. With more than 1,000 frame samples to choose from, problems like a lack of frame samples are no longer an issue. Custom framing has a wide price range due to variations in size and material choice. Average orders run between $100 and $300. Shadowboxing, which sometimes involves fending off invisible pugilists, in this case refers to the framing of three-dimensional objects. Four Corners begins shadowboxing sports jerseys at $200, and prices go up from there. The shop is quite shadow-savvy; in fact, they've framed everything from high-heel shoes and golf balls to champagne bottles and guitars. Just keep size and material selection in mind when handing over today's Groupon. If the cost of your project exceeds $100, simply pay the difference.

Framing art comes in handy for home decoration and throwing off that mustachioed inspector who's always on your trail. Pay a visit to Four Corners and have an airtight alibi. The skilled and crafty staff is there to guide and educate customers on all steps of the framing process, such as whether or not a mat is necessary, the precise type of glass to select, and why hunter-orange stucco covered in painted clown faces might not be the best material selection to frame that lithograph of Munch's The Scream. Whatever your framing need, Four Corners has it covered, non-figuratively.