Douglas Roulston is inspired by Scottish highland myths and legends, and portrays them using oils, acrylics and charcoal, capturing the intensity and majesty of the landscape. This is achieved by highlighting, over exaggerating rock faces and creating piercing light rays through breaking clouds, and focusing on the tranquility of distant springs and lochs. Mankind or human creations rarely feature in his work as it is the awe of nature, and the spirit of the sublime that he loves to explore.

Sunset Over Elgol Bay
Slioch From The River Grudie Torridon
Winters Falling, Loch Ness
Camusdarach
Kilnaughtons Ruin
Distant Storm Over The Maze, Tiree
Lock An T-Stob, Jura
Colours of Glen Etive
Hidden Bay, Isle of Scarp
Ardnamurchan's Hidden Bay
Sunset Over the Gulf of Corryvreckan
Kilnaughton to Carraig Fhada, Islay
The Darkness, Am Buachaille
The Colours of Hynish, Tiree
The Beach House, Tiree
The Colours of Seilebost
Barras Colourful Shallows
Sunset Over Traigh Mhor, Harris
Corryvreckans Tidal Race
Am Buachaille, Sandwood Bay
Achmelvich, From the Mountain to the Beach
Sunset over Luskentyre
Ardvreck Castle
Fairy Pools
The Colours of Balephail, Tiree