Mike McMullin is a distinguished artist with a career spanning four decades, and has made a profound impact in the world of art. A graduate of Washington State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts.​ Mike's community site paintings have become his signature style, celebrating the power of collective expression and storytelling. Mike's community site paintings are more than just visual art; they are collaborative narratives that weave the voices and stories of communities into the fabric of the artwork.

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His participation in significant events and movements has solidified his role as an artist deeply connected to social causes and communal identity. Mike has brought the community site paintings to events such as the Black Lives Matter Movement, the Women's March 2020, and even the Olympics 1996. Each piece serves as a historical document, capturing the essence of the moment and the collective spirit of those involved.

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Mike's approach is unique in its dedication to bringing the community into the narrative of the artwork itself. His paintings are created through the contributions of thousands, with each brushstroke representing a voice, a story, and a perspective. This method not only produces visually stunning pieces but also ensures that the artwork serves as a living testament to the community's experiences and aspirations.

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Through his community site paintings, Mike McMullin has redefined the role of the artist, transforming from a solitary creator into a conduit for communal expression. His work stands as a powerful reminder of the importance of unity, collaboration, and the shared human experience.