You send a photo of something you made, a painted figure, a drawing or a painting, and we turn it into a print, a mug or a canvas for your wall. For a painted miniature there is a second option: a scene around it, which you can preview free.
Craig, and why the shop exists
I'm Craig Fearn and I run Brush & Paint on my own, as a UK sole trader. I write the guides, I built the name generator and the scale converter, and when you email hello@brushandpaint.co.uk I'm the one who reads it.
A figure that took twenty evenings deserves better than the back of a cabinet. That's the idea behind the shop. It works just as well for a sketchbook drawing or a finished painting you want on a wall without selling it through a marketplace. Prices are in pounds and UK delivery is included. If you live in the United States, use brushandpaint.com.
Printed as you made it, or set in a scene
Most orders go through Print your artwork. Your file goes on the product you pick, trimmed to the shape of that size, and that is the only change. No AI is used on this route.
The other route is the scene studio, for when you have one painted miniature to show off. It removes the base and places the figure in a setting you choose: Woodland Path, Paintwork Portrait, Hero Portrait, Into Battle or The Tavern. The scenes are made with AI, which means small details can come out different from your paintwork. That's why you get previews first: confirm your email and you can make three a day, watermarked and saved for 30 days, and you only pay for one you've checked against the real figure.
The checks before anything is made
Every size is tested against your file first, by how many dots per inch it would print at. Sizes at 300 or more show as the sharpest, 140 to 300 still print well, and anything under 140 is greyed out. You see the exact crop before paying. A scene can't reach the basket until you've approved it, and the print uses that approved picture with the watermark taken off.
The range is posters (the largest is 70 x 100 cm), framed prints, canvas, framed canvas, metal, plywood, mugs, water bottles and a digital download. Our print partner makes each order once you've placed it, usually in 2 to 4 working days, and it reaches you 2 to 5 working days after that. Sizes and prices are all on the shop page.
Lines we don't cross
- Your photo is used for your previews and your order and nothing else. Uploads you never order are deleted after 30 days.
- No scene is printed until you've said yes to it.
- We don't sell official game art or licensed logos, and we have no tie to any games company. When you upload, you confirm the picture is yours or that you have permission to print it.
- If something arrives damaged or misprinted, we put it right with a reprint or a refund, at our cost. Because each piece is made from your own picture, we can't take it back for a change of mind once it's being made. Delivery and returns explains the rest.
Where to start reading
New to the hobby? Start with how to paint miniatures. Ready to order? From your image to a finished piece shows how to take a photo that prints well. Buying for someone else? Try the D&D gifts or Warhammer gifts pages. If you spot a mistake in any guide, tell me which page and I'll fix it.