For artists
Your work in LEGO® bricks,
sold under your name
The studio builds it by hand and does everything else. You send it, approve it and price it; a fixed share of every sale is yours.
The photograph · Tyler Prahm
Two ways in
- From an image
- Send the original. The studio translates it into brick, adjusts it with you, and builds it once you approve.
- Drawn for the grid
Draw it yourself and it is built exactly as drawn. One pixel per stud, one flat colour per pixel, every colour from the palette.
the 43 colours in stock, 2026-09-09
- Stud
- 8 mm; 96 studs is 30 in, 128 is 40 in
- Sides
- any multiple of 16, from 96 across
- File
- PNG, one pixel per stud, no transparency
What happens next
- You send the image, or the file drawn for the grid.
- Within a week the studio replies with a picture of your work in brick and the lowest price it can go on sale at.
- You adjust it with the studio until you approve it, then set the price, at or above that floor.
- It goes on sale under your name, with a page of its own and a link you can send anywhere.
- When it sells, the studio buys every part, builds it by hand, checks it, frames it, insures it and delivers it. You never handle a brick.
- You are paid your share seven days after delivery, once the buyer's inspection has passed.
The deal
- Your share
- A fixed share of the price on every sale, the same for every artist, stated in the agreement before anything goes on sale. The rest pays for the parts, the build, the frame, the delivery and the guarantee.
- The fee
- None. The studio is paid from its share, only when the work sells. If it never sells, you owe nothing.
- The floor
- The lowest price at which the studio's share covers what your piece costs to make, shown to you with the picture. You price at or above it. Delivery in the US is included; works wider than 160 studs, about 50 inches, and deliveries outside the US are quoted before the work goes on sale.
- Editions
- Any work can be made once or an edition of up to ten. You set the number before the first sale, and it never grows. Every copy is built fresh from the same image and numbered: the picture is the same, the bricks and their pattern are not.
- The translation
- Half machine, half hands. The studio's engine moves your image onto the grid and the palette; the studio corrects it with you, and you see every version. A work drawn for the grid is built as drawn and its label says so.
- Your rights
- You keep the copyright and can sell the image anywhere else. Nothing goes on sale until you have approved it. If you and the studio cannot agree on it, nothing goes on sale and nobody owes anything. A failed build, a loss in transit or a refund is the studio's risk, not yours. Payment is by Stripe.
What stands behind it
The collection
2 works so far. Every design is checked before it goes on sale: every part in stock and tested to hold, every price real. See them.
The record
What you approve is what gets built. The builder works from a book made from the same file as the design, and the certificate names the engine version, the parts and the file's fingerprint. The process.
Propose a work
Six questions. If the studio wrote to you first, replying to that email does the same thing.