Hewlett-Packard has posted an article about the success of Jim Hull's digital watercolor prints. Professional photographer David Saffir uses HP printers and software to create color prints for Jim Hull and other talented artists. Take a look at the article at hp.com
The first time people see our fine-art reproductions of Jim's watercolor paintings, they always assume they are looking at the original painting. The reproductions are so good, that Hewlett-Packard recently featured Jim's paintings and reproductions at several trade shows. Both the original painting and the reproduction were placed side-by-side and attendees were challenged to figure out which was the original.
Now HP has featured our paintings in a case study about talented photgrapher David Saffir. David photographs all our paintings and creates the fine-art prints using HP printers, paper and software. The result is a dramatically faster turnaround for prints, lower expenses and high quality watercolor reproductions.
We know you'll love the quality of these fine-art watercolor prints. Buy a print or poster today and let us know what you think.
Didn't make it to the 2008 Statewide Watercolor Show at the Triton Museum in Santa Clara, California?-- here's a quick video of what you missed.
Overall the show was overwhelming and the museum was very nice. Out of over 800 watercolor paintings submitted for consideration just 50 exceptional ones were accepted for the show. Jim Hull and his wife Ellie were in attendance at the opening reception and recieved many positive comments on his watercolor painting which was on display.
To everyone who helped make this show a success, thank you! Stay tuned for information about our next exhibit coming up soon.
Jim Hull's watercolor painting "Pilgrimage 2 - Trekking to Lhasa" has been accepted in the 2008 Statewide Watercolor Competition at the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara California. The exhibit will run daily from December 6, 2008 through February 22, 2009. Please stop by and let us know what you think!
If you happened to be at the Photokina 2008 show in Cologne, Germany or the Photoplus 2008 show in New York City, you might have seen Jim Hull's paintings featured in demonstrations by Hewlett-Packard. HP was showing off their new printer technology and software marketed towards fine-art reproduction. Show attendees were seen to scratch their heads as they tried to figure out which painting was an original and which was hot off the printer.
Photographer David Saffir was on hand to explain the process and highlight the advantages of HP printers and archival quality inks and paper. All prints sold on this web site are created using HP technology and are of excellent quality with vibrant colors and accurate reproduction.
We've heard nothing but compliments from people who have our prints including one who wondered if he was sent the original painting by mistake. Get one today-we know you will be impressed.
The J. Hull Gallery web site features watercolor paintings from watercolor painter Jim Hull. Jim Hull's watercolor paintings feature a variety of topics including golf course watercolor paintings, landscape watercolor paintings, city watercolor paintings, town watercolor paintings, village watercolor paintngs, space watercolor paintings, outer space watercolor paintings, ocean watercolor paintings, and boat watercolor paintings. The watercolor painting gallery sells original watercolor art as well as reproduction prints of original watercolor paintings. A lower cost art option is to buy our poster prints of watercolor paintings. While you are here, please visit out watercolor painting blog featuring painting tips, watercolor advice, insight into the ancient world, philosophy and information on independent space development. The gallery also features several series of watercolor paintings featuring Egypt watercolor paintings, watercolor paintings of the pyramids and karnack, watercolor paintings of Italy and watercolor paintings of Florence and watercolor paintings of Venice.
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If you happened to be at the Photokina 2008 show in Cologne, Germany or the Photoplus 2008 show in New York City, you might have seen Jim Hull's paintings featured in demonstrations by Hewlett-Packard. HP was showing off their new printer technology and software marketed towards fine-art reproduction. Show attendees were seen to scratch their heads as they tried to figure out which painting was an original and which was hot off the printer.
