In the worn-down side of Athens known as Pulaski Heights, lives a hidden treasure. This treasure, guarded by two ferociously lovable Dobermans, is a shining example of the enigmatic artistic appeal of the "Classic City". This treasure does not lie within the quoted, "dilapidated crack-house" full of mythological fantasies, but within the mind of one Stan Mullins. Located yards away from Instagram paradise at the Pulaski Graffiti Bridge, and blocks apart Snapchat gold within Downtown Athens, Stan Mullins' home is a studio thriving within a mindfully created dwelling towards the past: as in B.C. Still littered by candles of events past, Mullins' tranquil alienation of a homestead is a full dichotomy from the character inhabiting it.

Mullins, a Master of Fine Arts in Drawing, now lends his eye for detail in sculpting, first, by crafting an estate comprised of a koi pond, a seed storage unit turned imagination warehouse, and even avant-garde fencing. Currently awaiting his self-financed flight to the United Nations to deliver one of his latest musings, Mullins keeps himself busy perfecting such pieces as a painted portrait of the royalty of Bhutan and the quite encompassing embodiment of Pandora. His work reflects his love for originality, and his originality is evident even in the words he speaks. The self-professed "3-D printer" never ceases to amaze.

His work can also be seen at the entrance to the Vince Dooley Memorial Garden in front of the UGA track and field complex.