Blog: Review: The longer you look at Lee Mullican’s ‘Marble Drawings,’ the more — or less — you will see

Each piece starts simply. Using acrylic or oil paint, Mullican has covered each plain sheet of paper with a single color — most often the supersaturated black of outer space, but sometimes deep ocean blue, blazing orange, smoky brown, lovely lavender or dappled gray, which he appears to have applied with the tips of his fingers.