Your painted miniature.
Made into artwork.
Create a scene around your tabletop characters, then print it on posters, canvas, metal, wood, mugs and bottles. Your own paintwork, on your own gear.
Create a scenePrint your artwork as it isArt prints from £14.99 · Framed prints from £69.00 · Mugs from £16.99 · Free UK delivery
Paint. Play. Make it yours. 18-second AI-generated demonstration
Print your characters on something you'll use.
All products & prices-
Art prints From £14.99 -
Framed prints From £69.00 -
Canvas From £51.49 -
Metal prints From £81.00 -
Mugs From £16.99 -
Water bottles From £28.99
Prices in pounds, free UK delivery included. Scene creation costs extra; every price is shown before you upload. Product images are Gelato mockups with demonstration artwork.
- Made to order in the UK
- Free UK delivery, 4–9 working days
- Arrives damaged or wrong? We reprint or refund, no quibble.
- Secure payment by Stripe
From the workbench into their world.
Your paintwork gives them their identity. The scene gives them somewhere to stand.
Upload your painted miniature and choose a setting. The studio is asked to keep the pose, colours, equipment and base, and build the world around it. AI can alter details. Compare every detail before you approve.
How it works
- Upload your image.
- Choose a product and size.
- Check the crop and price.
- Pay; we make it to order and post it to your UK address.
Guides for your gaming table
All guides-
Wargaming for beginners: what it is and what it costs Wargaming is three hobbies sold as one — collecting models, painting them, and playing a game with them — and most people arrive wanting one of the three. Working out which one you are actually here for is the cheapest decision you will make. -
Tabletop gaming gifts: turn a shared hobby memory into a gift Tabletop gaming gifts work when the image brings back a particular evening, character or finished project. Then choose an object that fits the person receiving it. -
Gaming room decor: the hobby room, made deliberate. Gaming room decor for a painter starts from the same point every time: the desk is covered in pots and brushes, the shelf is full of half-painted models, and the walls are bare. The hobby has taken over the space. Here is how to make it look like you meant it.