[Rick Mullin]

I have launched a website for my paintings (there is a page of poetry as well): www.rickmullin.com I was shocked to find that my name hadn't already been taken in the dot com world.
Thanks,
RM

[Andrew Frisardi]

I love the website, Rick. It is very user-friendly and full of good things to look at and read. Congrats on its launching.

[Rick Mullin]

Thanks Andrew.

I've had it up for a couple of weeks, and I think it's settled in at this point. I added a section called "Worlds" which is a categorized compendium--bar scenes, music themes, travel in Europe, pictures of the Hoboken train station and a few NYC scenes.

[Michael Cantor]

Great site, Rick. You are incredibly prolific, particularly considering that you've also published six (I think) poetry books, and have a full time job. And I'm glad to see that the additional section includes some of my favorite Mullin subjects - bars, and my Alma Mater.

[Joe Crocker]

The website works well Rick. The paintings come across well too, and make me want to see them in the flesh. And providing links to your online poetry is a great idea. I am very much enjoying going through them.

[Rick Mullin]

Thanks Michael and Joe,

The day job is no longer factored in, Michael. Now I can get busy. ~,:^)

[Mark McDonnell]

It's great, Rick! Very smooth and user-friendly and pleasurable to navigate. It's lovely to peruse all your art in one place. I notice not all your poetry is in the Poetry section. No "Lullaby and Wheel"?

[Rick Mullin]

Thanks Mark,


Glad you like the navigability and the paintings. Lullaby and Wheel may be added. I caved in and added a journalism section, leaving out a vast swath of my oeuvre from that endeavor.

Happy birthday,
RM

[John Riley]

Easy to navigate. I hope it helps.

[Rick Mullin]

Thanks John.