Douglas Kakegumick (born December 1958, Sandy Lake Reserve, North-Western Ontario) is an Oji-Cree artist known for his evocative acrylic paintings that explore the rich legends and stories of his culture. Inspired by the renowned artist Carl Ray, also from the Sandy Lake reserve, Kakegumick began painting in 1979, using his art to depict the deep spiritual and cultural heritage of the Oji-Cree people. His last name, "Kakekagumic," meaning "Everlasting Earth," reflects his connection to the land and traditions he portrays. Through his powerful and vibrant work, Kakegumick continues to share the timeless stories of his ancestors, creating a bridge between the past and the present.