All art on this page is for sale. Contact me at dhpearce89@aol.com for details.

Recent work:

Falls Creek Falls, Summer, Virginia, Oil on aluminum panel, 12 X 17

Abstract Pastel, Relaxing, 12 X 18, Oil on aluminum panel.

Cascades. Oil on aluminum panel. Large: 36 X 48

Smokey Mountains:

Winter Scene, Palette knife painting, oil, 16 X 20:

Summer scene with stream, 20 X 24:

J611 steaming along, 20 X 40 oil on panel:

“Infinity”, a copper sculpture made from tubing. Approximately 35 inches in length. The only place the tubing touches itself is where it crosses near the “eyes”

I like winter scenes:

In the footsteps of Mark Rothco, Oil on canvas, 16 X 20,

VT Spring, 16 X 20:

Four seasons, 16 X 20:

Flowers:

Mabry Mill with a palette knife:

Bronze tone clay figure 10 X 20:

Oil figure, 20 X 24:

A recent landscape, 36 X 48, oil on aluminum panel:

Crying for Ukraine: Acrylic on canvas, 12 X 16:

Winter Birches, 16 X 20, oil on panel, palette knife painting, SOLD!:

Spring Birches, 6 X 6, palette knife painting, oil on canvas:

Winter, 16 X 20 on panel, oil:

Winter at the cabin, 16 X 20, oil on aluminum panel:

Fish Pond at Virginia Tech:

Drapery, 11 X 14 oil on panel:

A few of the “Trinity Support” sculptures as a recent project:

A two foot square barn quilt on aluminum composite material (ACM, DiBond):

A recent watercolor, 16 X 20:

An oil, 16 X 20 on panel in the Bob Ross style:

Portrait of a lady, 16 X 20, oil on ACM (Aluminum Composite Material):

Mountain Sunset:

Figure Study:

New York:

Life’s Seasons:

A figure study in oil, 16 X20 on panel:

Colorful Figure:

 

Woman:

 

Spalted sycamore figure approximately 30 inches tall.

I am doing some painting now.

Winter Scene 11 X 14, Acrylic on panel

Abstract 16 X 20, Acrylic on canvas Fall Mountains, 11 X 14, Oil on panelAlmost a smile, 11 X 14, Oil on Panel:

The Sunbather:

Yurt Valley in Acrylic:

Watercolor Portrait:

Seated Figure:

Side Pose:

Seated Figure in a Chair:

Reclining Figure:

Figure Flying on a Magic Carpet

 

 

 

A Seashell Mobile:

A Butterfly, SOLD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am doing more sculpture now than turning plus some Pen and Ink drawings.

 

This sculpture can be better appreciated via this video:

Seated Figure Sculpture:

Clay Male Portrait:

A clay Nativity set:

A figure in walnut 16.75 inches tall with an Yellowheart base:

 

 

A torso, 15 inches tall made out of Parallam PSL laminated wood on a walnut base (SOLD!):

 

 

 

The clay eagle on a walnut base:

Natural Bridge is now selling my note card:

Smithfield Plantation on the campus of Virginia Tech.  Individually wrapped card with envelope is $5.00 each.

Mabry Mill:

An Old Barn in Pen and Ink:

A recent pen and ink drawing of Clover Hollow Bridge, Newport, Virginia:

A clay torso.  8.5 inches tall on a walnut base:

 

This is a brass, cut nail, and walnut sculpture of the crucifixion of Christ.  25 inches tall.

Here is an Greek styled Aphrodite sculpture I am working on:

 

This is a sculpture I did using an engineered wood beam product, Parallam,  31 inches tall, 14 inches wide and 3.5 inches deep:

Three pieces I turned on a lathe at Arrowmont:

A recent eagle sculpture in clay.  About 10 inches tall:

The Mermaid sculpture of mahogany and 13.25 inches tall:

 

Some “Princess” pens I made for some of the ladies on our 2015 Christmas list.  The three left pens are not identical as the crystals or the bands are slightly different color:

January 2016:  Wood figure, 13.5 inch tall box elder with a wormy walnut base.  Lacquer finish.

 

I’ve been carving eggs:

In October 2015 I turned a Christmas ornament bell:

The bell ornament, like the liberty bell, stands for freedom. On the front of the bell is an outline of the Commonwealth of Virginia with its founding date and motto. The outline of Montgomery County is shown along with a red line representing the Great Road as along which our county was settled. Dots along the line represents the footprints of the early settlers. On the rear of the bell is an outline of Montgomery County with its founding date and motto. The line here also represents the Great Road. On the right side of the bell is a sketch of Burruss Hall at Virginia Tech representing the University and education. On the left side of the bell is a representation of the mountains of Montgomery County. The wood is yellowheart.  The bell will hang on the Virginia State Christmas Tree for 2015.

Rear of Bell Ornament:

Right Side of Bell Ornament:

Left Side of Bell Ornament:
I’ve also taken a stone carving workshop.  This is the 8 inch high Canadian Soapstone sculpture I made, SOLD!:

Woodturning:

Wood Turning is my second passion. I’ve been turning for a number of years and produce a wide range of products from custom made pens, kaleidoscopes, bottle stoppers for wine or olive oil bottles to very thin walled vases. Since this site is still under development, you will find videos of my work on YouTube by searching dhpearce. A variety of my items are for sale at The Green Heron store in Radford, Virginia. All items may additionally be purchased through this website.

 

Video of Piet Mondrian Vase

Virginia Tech Vase

Video of Trinity Vase

Osage Orange Spinning Figure

Bottle Stoppers: The first stopper has an airbrushed orange and maroon plus letters to represent Virginia Tech while the second stopper is lacquered wood. The third stopper is made from Chinese Chestnut while a bottle cork for the top and a silicone seal for the bottom is the final stopper. The first three stoppers have FDA approved food grade stainless steel bottle stoppers.  All stoppers are for sale however, the one pictured might not be the exact one you receive.

Designed for Radford University.

What every Hokie (Virginia Tech Supporter) needs:

I also turn pens.  Recently I’ve been working with deer antler and the “bolt action”  pen design:

More of my antler work:

Contact Me:  David Pearce,  dhpearce89@aol.com