Hello & welcome to my online portfolio.

 I have just added new work to this home page 1/8/09.  

  If you are interested in purchasing
 a print of a particular piece, please
contact me by email at:
earthworks2@hotmail.com  for price and purchasing
arrangements, S&H etc.

Or you can get in touch with me by conventional mail at:
David Douglas, PO Box 118, Jay, NY 12941



Other examples of my work
will be on display beginning this spring
in our garage that we are converting into an
off the beaten track gallery here in Jay NY.
 

I'll post a date when that adventure will commence
along with a map of how to get here soon.

Hopefully we'll meet you here.

 

Also, I will keep you posted about
upcoming shows of my
work as the dates  get locked in
here on my website.

David

 

Please note:  The detail on the original paintings is much more crisp. These  photos
really don't do them justice but at least they will give you an idea of what the paintings look like.
I hope to upgrade the photo quality soon.

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 The art of

David Douglas

Adirondack Evening
oil on panel
18"  x  24"

Canoeing in the moonlight
oil on panel
24"  x  30"

Keene Valley & Spruce Hill
Oil on panel
20"  x  24"

Untitled
oil on panel with Jaguar
16"  x  20"

Keene Valley Airfield
Oil on panel
20"  x  24"

Mountain Music
oil on panel
18"  x  24"

Three Musicians
Oil on Panel
16"  x  20"

Untitled
Oil on Panel
16"  x  20"



 

Early Spring in Jay
Oil on Panel
16"  x  20"

Tea Time in the Garden
Oil on Panel
16"  x  20"

Morning on the Porch
Oil on Panel
16"  x  20"

Monarch
Oil on Panel
22.5"  x  24"

Untitled
Oil on Illustration Board
11"  x  14"

Porsche Bath Tub Speedster
Oil on Illustration Board
11"  x  14"

The AuSable Club & Rooster Comb
Oil on panel
 

 
Whiteface Mountain
From Clintonville
Charcoal on paper
11" x 14"
 

Evening on Long Lake
Pastel on paper
11" x 14"

I am in the process of sketching the 46 high peaks
of the Adirondacks in Charcoal.
Once this project is completed I intend to begin to produce
larger paintings from them.

Prints of the charcoals will be available shrink wrapped
on foamcore 8" x 10"  as I get them done.

Click on the charcoals below to see a larger  version.


 Algonquin


Iroquois


Porter

 

Daybreak
Charcoal on paper
11" x 14"
 

Farm in Jay

Grosbeak

  Ausable Chasm Winter
11" X 14"
Watercolor


 

Girl Canoeing
Watercolor
11" X 14"


 

Adirondack Guide in Moonlight
Pencil
11" X14"


 

Portage
Acrylic on Paper
11" 14"


 

Tourist Cabins
Watercolor
11" X 14"



 

Adirondack Summer Daze
Watercolor
11" X 14"



 

Foot bridge on Hurricane Mountain trail
Acrylic on paper




 

Untitled Watercolor
11" X 14"




 

Lake Placid Marina
Oil on canvas mounted on panel


 

The Notch at Whiteface Mountain
Charcoal & pastel on paper


 

The Notch at Whiteface Mountain # 1
Acrylic on paper


 

The Notch at Whiteface Mountain #2
Acrylic on paper


 

My old Adirondack White Pine
Oil on panel
24" x 32"





 

Along the AuSable
Oil on panel
18" x 20"




 

Long Lake
Oil on panel
24" x 30"




 

Giant
Oil on panel
16" x 18"




 

Trout Pond
Oil on panel
15.5" x 18"





 

We live and work year round in the Adirondack Park region of upstate New York. We moved here in 1987. Since then our love and appreciation for the raw natural beauty of this area have steadily grown.

At this point in time I produce artwork primarily inspired by the great north woods of the Adirondack Mountains.
 

My major influences have been Edward Hopper & Winslow Homer.

Also a tip of the hat to Andrew Wyeth, Rockwell Kent, Rembrandt & Leonardo (I could go on & on). Hopefully my work reflects a little of their spirit.

Although, my work is strongly influenced by these ancient mountains,
I hope the work will always have a bit of me in it. Great art should tell you something about the person that created it.

                David Douglas

Along with the artwork we also have a small organic vineyard which we began     planting  4 years ago. We will be licensed as :   

" Earth - Works "  Vineyard & Nursery 

beginning in 2009. We will be selling cold hardy grapevines that we propagate from our own cuttings as well as other cold hardy perennials.

We will be showing and selling both my art and our plants from our location in Jay NY  in the spring of 2009. Hopefully we'll see you here.

The Earth works perfectly when treated with the respect she deserves.