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Prices & how it works.
Download Mark Nicoll’s AI-derived artwork, then print it, frame it and hang it at home or in your office.
What you can buy
Digital downloads of Mark Nicoll’s own artwork from the current exhibitions. Each file is an AI-created digital image, not a photograph of a physical painting. Labels name the influence and the effect used, such as a palette-knife or watercolour effect.
Only works with an approved download file can be bought. The cart tells you if a work is not available yet. Viewing every exhibition remains free.
One price list for every collection
| What is in your cart | Price |
|---|---|
| One artwork | £6.97 |
| Two or more artworks, from any exhibitions | £5.27 each |
| A whole collection | £29.99 at most |
You always pay the lower valid total. Works from one collection never cost more than £29.99 together. For example, two works cost 2 × £5.27 = £10.54, while the six works in Gold of the Nile cost £29.99 instead of £31.62, and an eight-work collection costs £29.99 instead of £42.16.
UK prices include 20% VAT. US sales carry no UK VAT; any applicable US sales tax is handled by Stripe within the total shown.
How buying works
- Choose your artAdd one work, several, or a whole exhibition to your cart. The cart shows each file’s pixel size before you pay.
- Confirm where you areSales are open to buyers in the UK and US. Choose your country and confirm that you want the files straight away, which ends your right to cancel once downloading starts.
- Pay securely with StripeCheckout runs on Stripe’s hosted payment page and asks for your card and billing address. Stripe emails your receipt. You do not need an account.
- Start your downloadsWhen the payment is confirmed, you return to TAG and press Start downloads. Each link lasts five minutes. For seven days after payment, you can return to the same page in the same browser for fresh links.
- Print and frameSave the files, then print them at home or with a print shop.
File size and printing
You receive the approved original file at its full pixel size, with no upscaling. Portrait works are about 1,100 × 1,400 pixels and wide works about 1,600 × 980 pixels; the cart shows the exact size. At 150 pixels per inch, that is roughly 19 × 24 cm for a portrait work, or 27 × 17 cm for a wide one.
For larger prints, you may upscale your copy. Upscaling invents detail and results vary, so check a proof before printing large. The licence page has short instructions.
What you may do with it
Download it, print it, frame it and hang it at home or in your office, and resize or upscale it for your own prints. No reselling, and no reproducing it for commercial gain. Copyright stays with the creator.
Read the download licence ↗Refunds and problems
Your consumer rights for faulty, unavailable or misdescribed digital content are unaffected. Payments from billing countries outside the UK and US are refunded automatically, and no files are released. The terms cover delivery and cancellation in full.
TAG / The Atomic Gallery is a trading name of Annexura Ltd, company number 04879239. Registered office: 1 Stewart Close, Southampton, Hampshire SO31 8NU. VAT number: 828555693.