That this young national has a stellar future before her is an understatement. Coupled with her keen interest in history, she is quite the complete student. will they be able to keep one another afloa. But as life begins to get tough and things start to take a turn for the worst. So it only makes sense that feelings should begin to blossom. She described herself as a "tech junkie". Palette and Goth have been the bestest of friends ever since the day they met. Interestingly, it is information technology that most appeals to Mullings from an academic standpoint. She uses the words "uplifting", "deep", and "vibrant" to define her work. I started taking pictures, random at first, but later I began to specialise." Me and Palette works with some of our other friends as. I started crushing on Palette ever since middle school and ever since then I just couldnt manage to confess my feelings.I mean Im not even sure if he likes me. I walk around, sensing my environment and its natural beauty. Me and Palette have been close friends for years now but I would like to be more. "My father takes me to many galleries, including the National Art Gallery, and my mother gives me that extra push and advice on how I can improve on my work." She showered praises on her teacher, Nicholas Barrett, and her colleagues whose work she admires.Īlthough one tends to loosely use the word "prodigy" to describe rising talents, one would be hard-pressed not to conjure that term after spending some time with Mullings.Īrtistically, she's adept at surrealism but prefers to be called a photographer. Her parents are also involved in her grooming. It was Mullings' grandmother who coached her in the fundamentals of painting and drawing, even purchasing her first canvas, and passing on timeless knowledge of making paint from cedar tree sap, red dirt and water. "She has to be credited for everything that is happening now," she said. She began honing her craft under the guidance of her grandmother, Maple Gallimore, a one-time art teacher at Marcus Garvey Technical.
Her achievements were long in the making. She is innately dualistic, coy, and reticent, at times, and she welcomes quietude. One can draw many similes - she is poised, mature, and philosophical. Mullings said, "Nothing could have been done without that breath of life that God gives us." Music can also put me in a creative state." But, really, ideas flow when I am very relaxed. That way, I don't forget what I must develop on. "Sometimes I wake up with an idea or concept that I immediately put on paper, then I go back to sleep. Sign up for The Gleaner’s morning and evening newsletters.
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