http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN30BRx25xY
The inimitable Maggie Rose Mull “Let’s Fall in Love” ukulele style
As Eric Fischl spoke at the opening of America Now and Here, a young woman in the crowd stood out as though haloed in sparkler-sparks. I asked my friend, Donald Rosenfeld, who is THAT girl? Don knew her and told me her name was Maggie Mull and he introduced us. She was working for America Now and Here, facilitating the exhibition and generally making new friends. The next day at a lunch for participating artists, Linda and I were seated together at a table across from Maggie as she spoke about how Eric had hired her to work on America Now and Here. I was fascinated and invited her to the studio to model.
Maggie, 2012, 85.5 x 44 inches, watercolor and ink on paper (pen and ink drawing on tinted watercolor paper)
detail after some hours of drawing with white ink
white ink must be about done here
black ink gets started
detail of completed drawing
detail of completed drawing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACP8FNGPzAk
The inspirational Maggie Mull on accordion with a Christmas favorite: How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Maggie appears as the hot chick who got away in The Dardy’s amazing music video, “Perfume and Leather”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UHr4vjNJ2E
The multi-talented visual and recording artist, Maggie Rose Mull on ukulele with “My Funny Valentine”