A few things I’d check first
This is an assisted route, not an instant retail checkout. Atkins directs members of the public to an approved agent or their photographer. Ask the agent whether they can arrange a private print from your licensed gallery download before sending the file.
Let’s work through your order
Find an approved agent
Let’s begin with the Atkins Agents directory. Contact a suitable agent and explain that you have purchased a digital-art licence for your own display.
Agree the service
Ask whether the agent can handle your file, which papers suit it and what the complete order will cost. Confirm who takes payment and handles any print issue. I’d much rather you ask a small question now than face a very diplomatic conversation later.
Set the print dimensions
Specify the image width, height, paper and border. Give written instructions to retain the whole composition and visible signature.
Prepare the file together
Follow the agreed submission method and colour-profile requirements. Ask me for a printer-specific copy if the agent needs one.
Approve the specification
For a large print, ask about a proof. Confirm cropping, colour adjustments, timing and collection or delivery before authorising production.
Keep the order record
Retain the written quote, specification and receipt. Follow the agent’s process for payment and collection; a professional membership is not part of your artwork purchase.
You may use a professional printer or a private one-off print-on-demand order for display allowed by your digital licence. Keep the file private. Decline promotional sharing of the artwork; if a provider requests rights beyond producing your print, check with Robin before uploading. Do not publish it to a shop, resell prints or turn it into merchandise.
Official instructions
Provider pages checked 12 October 2026. Buttons, prices and availability can change; use the provider’s current details before paying.