Biography
A native of Andalusia, Alabama, Warren has been engaged in
creative arts since the age of 10. Trained  by  local artists for eight
years, he worked initially in acrylic, pen and ink, and charcoal.
For the last dozen years he has been working almost exclusively in
watercolors capturing the unique images of the South . Remote old
houses and rural farm buildings, lighthouses, ships , boats and the
surrounding coastal culture , historic avenues , are just the core of
Warren's interests . The many years of traveling the back roads of
the southeast, from the Outer banks and coastal Carolina to the
streets of New Orleans have provided the many images found in
Warren's art. Whether architecture, natural vistas, or the
cultural icons of street musicians flanked by the distinctive
architecture of the cities, Warren's paintings present the
interesting details of southern life and landscape in a way that is
unforgettable.

After spending many years balancing his artistic desires with other
career pursuits , Warren dissolved his business and with his wife and
son , took a year to live in the Island Country of Barbados . " We
didn't live "on" Barbados " he says ,"we lived "in" Barbados ! We
experienced the people, the foods ,the music ,and the beauty that
can only be found by living there. For the first time in my life ,
each day was an empty canvas , and
we were able to paint it as we wanted it to be . Because of this new
freedom , I began to push color to the limits of the medium
,emphasizing my subjects in ways that most watercolorists avoid.
More than anything , though, I found the freedom to paint by
trading interruptions, deadlines, all manner of distraction , for
gentle tradewinds , brilliant light both day and night , and the
opportunity to live in the midst of a unique and beautiful culture ,
it's people and it's lifestyle. The experience changed our lives in
very real ways . My paintings should reflect that trade-off ".





                                                                                                          
Currently , Warren and his family have  settled back  in
Birmingham Alabama, where he continues to paint the beauty of
the South , as well as  return to Barbados on occasion.                           
                                                                                                                              
          After many years of solo and group shows in the Birmingham
area, Warren's Art can now be found from Historic Wilmington NC
, and Northport Al , to Holetown Barbados .
He is always available to consider a commissioned work , and has
used that method to provide many people with a special tool that
allows them to remember a part of their own journey.


"Whenever I begin a painting, my ultimate goal is for that
painting to begin a conversation among friends. Whether it is a
familiar landmark or someone's favorite place or even a child's
portrait, the owner of the painting has a tool they can use to share
a story or memory." - Warren Mullins
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