The Atomic Gallery / For creators

Your ideas deserve a room.

Create an AI exhibition from your own prompts or bring artwork you have already made. No art degree required.

Coming soon. Creator applications, plans and earnings are not open yet. This guide explains how they are planned to work.

Start with an idea. Make it yours

TAG is for people with a point of view. You can be an experienced artist, an experimenter or someone building a first collection. Give your idea a theme, turn it into a collection and invite people into your own exhibition.

You bring the imagination. Our creator workspace brings the prompting tools, artwork collection and shared 3D gallery together.

From a prompt to a collection

  1. Give your exhibit a starting ideaChoose a title and theme. Open Create inside your creator workspace and select the exhibit you want to build.
  2. Describe the picture you imagineWrite a prompt, name your inspirations and choose the visual effect. Generate a portrait or a wide image, then review it in the visual workspace.
  3. Build your eight-piece collectionExplore alternatives for six portrait frames and two wide frames. You can also add your own JPGs or PNGs.
  4. Prepare it for reviewGenerated images save automatically and privately into your exhibit. Add titles, descriptions, accessible image text and permissions before submitting the collection for review.

You decide which pieces belong together. Generating an image saves a private draft; an approved exhibition is published as a separate step.

See how creation works ↗

Your work, in a room worth exploring

An exhibition connects your biography, the story of the collection and individual artwork records. Visitors can explore Room 00 in 3D or browse in 2D. Labels preserve your creator credit, named influences and the technique or effect used.

Every TAG v1 exhibition uses the same Room 00 design, with six portrait positions and two wide entrance frames. Your work and its story give each collection its identity.

Room 00, TAG’s digital exhibition space with gold ornament and the founding portrait collection.
Room 00. Gold of the Nile by Mark Nicoll: AI-created, inspired by Gustav Klimt, with a palette-knife impasto effect.

Give the work a voice

You can prepare a Markdown tour script with a short introduction and a stop for each work. After review, Ellis March can narrate it in his recorded British voice. Visitors decide when to start, pause or move on.

Keep the whole spoken tour within five minutes, excluding visitor pauses. Describe your ideas and prompting approach in your own words; a live conversation or Q&A is not part of TAG v1.

Prepare your work and story ↗

Art people can wear. Art they can live with

A favourite picture could become a T-shirt, an art print or a mural-sized wall print for a home, studio or company foyer. Selected high-resolution files can also be offered under a digital display licence.

Whether you generate the art in TAG or upload your own, eligible sales are planned to earn you a creator revenue share. Each product needs your specific commercial permission, an approved output file and a suitable production or delivery route.

Creator sales are not open yet: TAG currently sells only Mark Nicoll’s own digital downloads. The revenue-share rate, costs, tax treatment and payout timing will be explained before you agree to sell. Exhibiting a work does not guarantee sales.

Explore products and earnings ↗

Starting with UK creators

The initial application route is for UK-based creators. An administrator reviews your application before creator access is approved.

Public applications are coming soon; there is no opening date yet. Start with a biography, a collection idea and permission evidence for any existing work you want to bring.

Get ready to exhibit ↗

Start with your point of view.
We’ll help you give it a room.

Explore the process