Gary Keimig Art

I have continued painting with acrylic blocking in my painting. I'm a little undecided yet if I like using acrylic for this stage of t...

I had planned to get back to work on my Owl painting that I had started several weeks ago but was hopeing for one more snow for research on...

It is amazing the ingenuity and imagination artists employ in creating. It is amazing to see the vast array of antlers an...

This is the second day of 4 days of the Antler Sales and display in Dubois and is the forerunner of the big Antler auction in Jackson this c...

Both going to and returning from Jackson and dinner there we watched thousands of elk. They are moving across the 40 miles of Jackson Hole ...

Intense in spite of the cold and wind. Dinner at Bubbas[barbeque]in Jackson is my reward.

Not quite sure where I should post this. Here on my personal blog or on my Painting-a-day blog. My wife and I went over to Jackson Hole yes...

I worked some more on this painting today and am getting close. Added more trees to divide the Aspens from the light struck Sagebrush midd...

I don't know why it is but after working so long on a commission painting I get to where I can't stand looking at it any more. It ...

This was my entry for the Petroleum Club purchase award. It is an Oil Painting 30"x36" BLUEBELLS AND PAINTBRUSH. Kinda gimmicky b...

Friday night, May 1, was the Petroleum Club show in Casper, Wyoming. The show allows the invited artists to display and sell 3 miniatures a...

Just had to post this pix of my yard this morning with 12" snow from last night. Not really that unusual but many find it intriguing ...

Some of the ranch country along the Wyoming-Colorado border on the Laramie River. Great painting opportunities

After fast trip to Denver and a pretty wild snowstorm reintering Wyoming I am glad to report that I delivered my painting in Laramie, Wyomin...

SOLD I have been burning the midnight oil to complete this painting which is a commission from a similar painting that I had won as the purc...

Tom and Tinker in the gallery corner after a long day of getting ready for the new season.

I have had to put down the paintbrush again for a few days as we are pretty busy getting the gallery in working order for the season. Maybe...

It is a busy week as we open the gallery for the season. Tom my pardner is back from the Celebration In Art Show in Arizona and he, his wi...

I finally got back to this painting this afternoon and worked on the deer quite a bit as well as working on the darks and lights of the gra...

Another view of Debs moose

Deb Robinettsent me this photo she took the other day out beside their barn. She and her husbasnd are the ranch managers for a ranch at th...

Today was my fathers birthday. He passed away in 1993 of cancer. His life was filled with work and adventure. He was definitely a Jack of a...

I should be working on the Aspen, Mule Deer painting that I had been working on from some weeks ago and I apologize for those folks who are...

It is springtime in Wyoming but if you were not familiar with Wyoming you might wonder. Newcomers in our area are moaning but this is just n...

Spring snowstorms are a part of Wyoming. We missed a good one this past week that really struck eastern and central Wyoming. It was a ful...

I finished installing the fish on my mural this afternoon. Newspaper showed up to get some pictures and I had Andrea at the Museum take a f...

I havn't been posting any new work recently and many are wondering what happened to the Deer through the Aspens I have been progressing ...

Finished. Have cleaned up my mess and the Museum folks have all come by and given their approval. Blaze is wagging his tail so guess he i...

I have painted myself into the corner but am getting close to the finish.

After lunch I put the acrylics aside and go to Oil paint. I pretty well have the fish in and detailing begun on the log and rocks.

I pretty well get the log and rocks I want in the mural by noon. I also have my first fish that is merely a silhouette painted in.

I had a constant art critic who occassionaly voiced his opinion about the whole procedure. Blaze, the Museum pappilon mascot

Today I had quite a project, painting a background at the Dubois Museum for a fish display. It is approximately 4'x12'. I began by p...

SOLD After working on this painting for some time I have finally called it finished. It is a commissioned piece for a collector of mine. At...

After a week being away from this painting I got back into it this afternoon. I have enlarged the Deer and straightened up their anatomy a...

This is another Arizona Oil Painting I have just finished. I had started this several years ago, drug it out of its hiding place and rewor...

As I have been working on my Aspen painting I have also been painting a number of smaller paintings and continuing with my Arizona Desert p...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

This is a recently completed oil painting, 11"x14" WHITEBARK PINES. So typical in the subalpine areas of our part of the country....

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...

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...

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...

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...

My pardner Chris Phelps got a picture of me at my booth.

Dan Miller, is one of our artists in the gallery and specializes in leatherwork which includes a beautiful touch to western mirrors, picture...

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...