For brands / Partnerships
A place for brands with something to say about creativity, technology and the way we live with art.
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TAG brings AI-derived art into an open, welcoming gallery. Our blog looks behind the work. The Second Look newsletter brings art-world stories and the opinions of Ellis March, our fictional art dealer, into the mix.
Creative tools, design, print, interiors and culture are natural starting points. We welcome a good idea from elsewhere, too.
We’re preparing our launch. Rates, audience information, dates and delivery commitments are agreed individually before a booking.
Two ways in
A clearly labelled sponsor panel with your image, a short message and one call to action. Available as part of an agreed newsletter edition.
TAG prepares the web edition and RSS. Atomic Creations handles distribution; any email placement must be confirmed in that agreement.
Your branded masthead above an agreed blog article, with a matching mobile creative and an end-of-article sponsor card. Your placement stays with that article in the archive.
A takeover surrounds editorial; a commissioned sponsored article is a separate brief. Reading and gallery visits remain uninterrupted.
Want both? Select Blog + newsletter in your application and we’ll shape a combined proposal.
A permanent home for your investment
Our blog articles and newsletter editions stay on the TAG website permanently, free for everyone to read. Your brand’s placement remains alongside the sponsored content, giving your investment a lasting presence beyond launch day or the first inbox delivery.
New campaigns do not replace your placement in the original article or edition.
Explore the newsletter archive ↗Potential brand fits
From the tools that make an image to the spaces where it lives, these are examples of brands we think could fit TAG.
An illustrative shortlist, not a list of sponsors. No partnership, endorsement or participation is implied.
Image-making, editing and the creative workflow.
Design tools for people with ideas, at every skill level.
Generative image and video tools for new visual stories.
Pen displays and tablets for hands-on digital creation.
Fine art papers that bring digital images into physical spaces.
Print-on-demand clothing, posters and art prints.
Print and stationery for independent creatives and studios.
Displays that put art at the centre of a room.
Creative specifications / v1
Static JPG or PNG in sRGB. Send clean artwork without a baked-in “Advertisement” label; TAG adds that as readable text. No animated files, HTML adverts, scripts or tracking pixels.
Maximum 500 KB
Prepared at twice the 680 px TAG web reading width. Keep the message and link in live text alongside the image.
Maximum 600 KB
A wide masthead above the editorial. Keep important content within the central 80%; no page skins or overlays.
Maximum 400 KB
Supply this separately so a narrow screen never crops the desktop artwork. Keep a 10% clear margin.
Maximum 100 KB
Transparent PNG, centred with clear space. The logo itself does not need to fill this ratio.
A headline up to 60 characters, body copy up to 300 characters, a call to action up to 24 characters, one HTTPS destination and descriptive alt text up to 200 characters. Include the brand name and any required image credit.
For a combined campaign, send both blog images and the newsletter image. The blog’s closing sponsor card uses the newsletter image. Supply clear permission evidence for every image, logo and claim. Creative dimensions and file sizes are checked at final asset review.
The process
Share the idea, timing and any creative you already have. A link to a preview is enough to begin.
We review fit, scope, publication dates, price and delivery. Shortlisting is an invitation to discuss, not a confirmed booking.
Final files, permissions, copy and destination are checked together. Publication requires a separate approval of the exact finished placement.
Paid placements are labelled “Advertisement” with the sponsor’s name. A booking does not buy Ellis’s opinion or influence which independent stories we cover.
Tell us your idea
Bring a brief, a question, or the beginnings of a campaign.
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