Project Archive 

Titanic Attractions: Branson, MO. and Pigeon Forge, TN.  USA.

Project(s) Began: Fall 2024

Project(s) End: Will be ongoing for several years. 

Client: Paul Burns C/O: Titanic Attractions: Branson, MO. and Pigeon Forge, TN.  USA.

Objective: 

Create drawings as needed for upcoming exhibits at both attractions.  To date, one piece has been completed with a second piece in the drafting phase. Both drawings will be used in two upcoming exhibits at the Pigeon Forge, TN. attraction in January 2026. Once the exhibits are live, this page will be updated with detailed information about the first two drawings.  There are more projects currently in the works for the attractions. please check back regularly both here, and the project updates page. 

Review from Paul Burns about his experience working with Christopher A. Mulholland: 

Coming soon!

"The Big Piece": Completed Winter 2025

Project Began: January 2025

Project Ended: January 2025 

Client: Eugene Nesmeyanov 

Objective:

The objective of this project was to draw a diagram of Titanic's "big piece" on an 8.5inx11.5in sheet of paper. The "big piece" is a 15 ton section of Titanic's hull that was recovered from the wreck in 1998. Eugene placed his trust in Chris to create this piece for his new book "Breaking Titanic: Analysing RMS Titanic's Hull Fracture"  as the book was in the final editing phase. Eugene requested that the drawing be completed within two weeks, and Chris was able to finish it within a week and a half. What makes this drawing so unique? It was drawn entirely by hand!  The drawing is located on page 141. 

A review from Eugene Nesmeyanov about his experience working with Christopher A. Mulholland:

"Working with Chris is a true pleasure and the most enjoyable experience! In addition to performing his main artistic work at the highest professional level, he is always attentive to his customer, open to new ideas and grasps everything on the fly, in a witty, masterful and creative manner. I cannot recommend him highly enough!"

Olympic and Titanic Concept Plans: Completed Spring 2023

Project Began:  May 2022

Projected Ended: February 2023

Client: Personal Project 

Chris has devoted over two decades to studying ocean liners, focusing primarily on the Olympic-Class and Lusitania-Class ships. At the age of eight, he received his first book about RMS Titanic, Discovery of the Titanic by Dr. Robert D. Ballard, featuring paintings by Maritime Artist Ken Marschall. These paintings inspired Chris to artistically preserve the legacies of these great ocean liners, while the James Cameron Titanic (1997) movie inspired him to hand-draw the profile and deck plans.

Following 18 years of refining his drafts, Chris confidently created the deck plans for the proposed Olympic and Titanic. In Spring 2023, the became the first person in over 100 years to draw the deck plans with pencil and pen (to the best of his knowledge).