Gary Keimig Art

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

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I did decide to change the deer. I enlarged and moved the Buck forward and added another to the left back in the Aspens. I think I am lik...
Monday, February 16, 2009

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I have continued working this painting from left to right and have added three Mule Deer does and a Buck. Not quite that sure of my placem...
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Friday, February 13, 2009

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I have been working on this painting off and on for the past 10 days and I think I am going to call it finished. WINTER FOG is a 12"x2...
Thursday, February 12, 2009

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I spent about 1/2 day today on this painting and have begun to detail it out beginning on the left side and working left to right and up to...
Friday, February 6, 2009

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After a day of drying [just using odorless turpentine as a medium]Iput in the trunks of the aspens. I'm not worried about any detail o...
Thursday, February 5, 2009

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I haven't done this in a while so I thought I would post a painting from start to finish. This is an oil painting, 24"x30" I...
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This is a recently completed oil painting, 11"x14" WHITEBARK PINES. So typical in the subalpine areas of our part of the country....
Wednesday, February 4, 2009

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At last I have finished this oil painting of INDIAN PAINTBRUSH AND BLUEBELLS 30"x36". I have spent a great deal of time on it and...
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Monday, February 2, 2009

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You may notice I have added a new blog to my site I simply call, Wyoming. In order to free up this blog to my art and the events that featur...

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I had to leave the show on saturday afternoon to run down to Riverton, 75 miles downcountry to participate in an art quick-draw at the Wint...

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Chris Phelps is another pardner in the Silver Sage Gallery and specializes in fine silver Jewelry using a lot of turquois with her own desig...

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My pardner Chris Phelps got a picture of me at my booth.
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Dan Miller, is one of our artists in the gallery and specializes in leatherwork which includes a beautiful touch to western mirrors, picture...

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This past weekend was a busy one for myself and the artists at Silver Sage Gallery. It all began with the annual GIFT TO THE COMMUNITY ar...
Thursday, January 29, 2009

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This has nothing to do with the pros or cons of welfare but thought you would enjoy one of my critics around the studio. We have anywhere ...

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Upon my good friend Gingers advice I have made the changes she suggested. I yellowed up the mid sky and blended in a purple to the top. Any...
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

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I mentioned I had spent the better part of a month on the Indian Paintbrush Painting. In between times of working on it just to keep my sa...
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Finally finished. It has been a pretty steady month working on this oil painting of INDIAN PAINTBRUSH 24"x30". At least I think I...
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

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This is a watercolor painting that I actually did in 1997. The Art Center director in Lander, Wyoming told me several months ago that she r...
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Monday, January 26, 2009

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I have been working on a series of Wildflower Paintings. I have just finished this 16x20 Oil I call MOUNTAIN STREAM. It is more about the b...
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It is years end and my wife Vicki who is a brilliant book keeper for the local lumber yard in Dubois is indespensible for the Silver Sage G...
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Friday, January 23, 2009

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The artist at work. My corner of the world. I do have a window to right, left and just to the right of working table where I have a bird ...
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The house and studio from bridge crossing the Wind River. Yep. There is great Trout fishing in there. Other wildlife frequenting the are...

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My home on the Wind River. Had an inch of snow last night and it sure puts a clean look to the world. My studio is on the top floor with...
Friday, January 16, 2009

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The past several weeks while recuperating from a hernia surgery [yuck] I have taken on a little project of doing sunrises and early mornin...
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Thursday, January 1, 2009

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SOLD This is a scene from up on the South Fork of Shoshone River south of Cody, Wyoming. A favorite area of mine to paint and I was really ...
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For the second year I have been invited to submit a painting for jurying into a show in Powell, Wyoming which is just north of Cody, Wyomin...

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December has been a pretty busy month for me. After the 2-Shot Show in Torrington I had Hernia surgery which put me out of commission for a...
Tuesday, December 23, 2008

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It has been a pretty wild month. Lots of cold and we are going to have a white Christmas. Dec. 12 and 13 I was in Torrington for the Annu...
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008

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Another opportunity for deer pictures included these nicely posed does. The lighting was perfect and they posed beautifully
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This morning I went back up to Torrey Creek, home of the largest Bighorn Sheep herd in the world. I spotted a number of them high on a ridg...
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Friday, December 5, 2008

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It was a very windy day and a high overcast sky lent itself to being almost dismal except for the sheep and many deer. Was surprised that...

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This is the spetacular season when the Bighorn Rams battle and vie for position in the Bighorn Sheep world. I spent the other morning watch...
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

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This morning sunrise found me climbing up to a low pass between Bear Creek and the Wiggins Fork River seen in this shot coursing its way th...
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Last sunday Vicki and I took off for the northern Teton National Park as well as the Lewis River area of southern Yellowstone. Doing a lit...
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This is another smaller painting I did from sketches done last winter. It is a scene from above Togwotee Lodge. It is a 8"x16" ...

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This is another recently completed painting I have done. Torrey Creek is a 14"x18" Oil painting. If interested in this or any o...

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This 8"x10" Acrylic painting is another I have entered in the miniature show.

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I have entered 5 paintings in an upcoming miniature show. One is the Oregon Grape that I have posted here earlier. Another is this gouache ...
Thursday, October 23, 2008

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This is the second of two paintings I am sending for consideration for the C M Russell auction. It i a 15"x30" Oil Painting, Ston...
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One of the recent paintings that I have completed is this oil 20"x24" Teton Cottonwoods. I have sent it for jurying to the C M Rus...
Friday, October 17, 2008

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Went by the turn off to Brooks Lake and thought how fast things change. This pix of the outlet is now buried in snow. Was so inviting looki...
Wednesday, October 15, 2008

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The October snow has painted Dubois as a winter wonderland. This scene in town is almost Christmas card looking. Temps have warmed up to 5...

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Was at Brooks Lake last week and caught this pack string coming in from the Teton Wilderness. 2 guys and 2 girls with a pretty good string ...
Sunday, October 5, 2008

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The fall colors are in full swing and the ground cover matches the trees. This is a small,5"x7" oil painting of Oregon Grape whic...

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This is another Oil painting I have finished. It is 14"x18" and I call it Winter Doe and Fawn.

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This is a recent oil painting I have finished. It is an 8"x10"oil painting study of a Pronghorn Antelope.

Gary Keimig Art

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In the afternoon I dropped down on the Snake River at Scwabachers Landing where I hiked along one of the rivers myrids of channels. Lots of...

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I continue to do my weekly hikes and this past week I hiked into Phelps Lake in the Tetons. This lake has been non accessable to the publi...
Monday, September 8, 2008

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Some of my discovered wildlife. These two provided me with a number of photo opps. Waterfowl cruising the creek. A coyote too far away f...
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Gary Keimig
I am a Wyoming native born into a pioneer ranching family. My educational background is in art and biology which has served me well in the art work I love portraying. My art reflects my love and interest in the Rocky Mountain west. Its landscapes and its wildlife. I am particularly interested in wild places and in my art I try to portray the light and texture and how those ingredients affect objects in their environment, and in creating a pleasing realistic design that can be incorporated into a painting. I am touched by the awesomeness and simple spirit of nature and consider my work successful when the viewer is equally touched and in turn catches a glimpse of that enduring spirit of wilderness and meaning within themselves. I thank God for my life and give Him all the praise for all the blessings I have.
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