PRINTS & TRADE
Selected images from Julian Weiss’s acrylic paintings, available as prints.
The collection brings together layered color, dispersed pigment, and shifting visual depth from his studio practice. Explore individual works below, or inquire about prints for a residential, hospitality, or design project.
Prints for Art Consultant
Julian welcomes inquiries from art consultants, interior designers, architects, and hospitality teams considering prints for a project.
Share the images you are interested in, approximate dimensions, quantities, project location, and installation schedule. These details provide a starting point for discussing available options and whether the collection is a fit.
For an original painting developed through Julian’s studio process, visit Commissions.
Tell Julian About Your Project
1. Share your project
Send a brief description of what you have in mind. Approximate dimensions, photographs of the space, a budget range, and any relevant dates are helpful. You can also reference paintings from the gallery.
2. Discuss the direction
Julian reviews the inquiry to determine whether the project fits his practice and availability. The conversation considers scale, palette, placement, and the qualities of the work that interest you.
3. Confirm the details
Before work begins, the scope, price, estimated schedule, and delivery arrangements are agreed in writing.
For art consultants and design professionals
For residential, hospitality, and other design projects, include the proposed placement, approximate dimensions, project schedule, and any installation requirements with your inquiry.
Commission discussions focus on how an original painting can relate to the setting while preserving the layered color, fluid movement, and material character of Julian’s work.
For existing images available as prints or inquiries involving print sourcing, visit Prints & Trade.
Commission questions
Can I request particular colors or dimensions?
Include your preferred colors and approximate dimensions in your inquiry. These provide a starting point for discussing what is possible within Julian’s materials and painting process.
Can I commission something similar to a painting in the gallery?
You are welcome to reference existing paintings and describe what interests you about them. Color relationships, movement, density, and composition can inform the discussion. Because fluid acrylic introduces variation, a new painting will have its own forms and surface qualities.
Do I need a fully developed brief?
No. A description of the space and a few references are enough to begin the conversation. If dimensions, budget, or timing are still being considered, note that in your inquiry.
How much does a commission cost?
Pricing is discussed in relation to the proposed dimensions, materials, and scope. Share a budget range if you have one so it can be considered early in the conversation.
How far in advance should I inquire?
Include your preferred completion or installation date when you contact Julian. Availability and the estimated schedule will be discussed before a project is confirmed.