Gary Keimig Art

Tom's finished oil painting one hour later. An Indian knife in a beaded scabbard. 9"x12" Oil Painting www.silversagegallery...

My setup with the demo painting blocked in on the floor and the finished watercolor on the easle. www.silversagegallery.com

My painting 1 hour later. It is a gouache watercolor painting 16"x20".

Yesterday was the annual Open House at the Wind River Historical Center here in Dubois. The event features frontier skills, as well as show...

I have put a little more time into my Horse Creek Painting. I did quite a bit of it in Acrylic and then switched to Oils to finish it up. ...

I had posted this image of my miniature painting. Grand Summer in my painting-a-day blog but have reintered it here as well to announce that...

In the past several months I have received a lot of publicity which is sure a blessing for a poor starving artist such as myself. Last wee...

Having had to work the gallery the last 4 days I have begun this oil painting of Horse Creek from a location north of Dubois. It is 16...

My final entry in the WRVAG Show is this gouache watercolor painting that I call Grand Glory. It is 18"x24" and is painted on #1 ...

The gallery has become very busy and as my pardner is busy this week being in charge of the Big Mountain Man Rendezvous in Pinedale, Wyoming...

A single wild Rose This fragile little blossom is reminescent of the watercolors so masterfully done by Jaqueline Gnott. Check out her blog...

The indians refered to this time of the calendar as the month of Wild Roses. It is aptly named as the river bottoms are alive with the bea...

I think I have pretty well finished this painting, HIDDEN BUCK 24"x30" Gouache Watercolor and in time for the National WRVAG Sho...

After a busy 4th and befor the fireworks begin at dark I drove up the hill west and above town to get a look at the hail that had fallen acr...

My pardner, Tom Lucas looking over the bronzes and the sculture gardens. Quite and addition to the fast growing art mecca of Dubois.

Buds bronze, the old time Cowboy depicting a late 1800's cowboy looking over an indian spearpoint he has dismonted to pick up and get a ...

After a fantastic parade as only a small out of the way little western town can do. Only one horse wreck and fast ending because of a sudd...

Silver Sage Gallery pardner, Bud Boller is presenting his Bronze depicting the old Time Cowboy who has dismonted and looking over a Spearpoi...

Yesterday being the 4th of July in Dubois it was very busy for the gallery and town. At noon was the unveiling of the 2 bronzes in the town...

Just had to post this picture of my daughter, Kim with her husband Harry Leseberg. Yep. He is 6foot 7 and Kim is 5foot 3. They surprised...

We were blessed yesterday by a group of gals who have gotten together doing music and they set up and played in the gallery for a good 2 1/2...

For Sheila who asked me to post a picture of the painting I did for the last Jackson Hole Fall Art Festival quick-draw held every year in t...

Another pretty good day on this painting. It is slowly coming together. 24"x30" Gouache Watercolor.

Just h ad to post this because of my remarks to Jill Berry on the recently posted photograph of Crawfish Creek from trip to Yellowstone the...

My painting aftr a long day of working pretty diligently at it.

Another painting I am working on this week is this 12"x24" Oil painting and I got a lot of work done on it today. It is a scene f...

I put the final touches to my oil painting, Wild Phlox. It is 11"x15"

My wife, Vicki and pardner Chris Phelps each have their Birthdays on June 21 and for the second year in a row we had a cake at the receptio...

Ken Stitley and his wife with Chris Phelps on the left and Jane Skaar who is a wonderful watercolorist and a member of Women Artist of the ...

Here are some of the folks who seemed to really enjoy themselves.

Last saturday night we had our yearly Open House at Silver Sage Gallery and it was well attended with pretty good sales. It is quite a fee...

this is the photo I took while visiting my daughter in Frannie, Wyoming several winters ago. Her husband Clay Ward has a finishing studio ...

I had started this painting yesterday and worked on it today with a lot of interruptions from gallery visitors. I am still into the blocki...

I am getting a little backlogged on my art with about 4 or 5 pieces in the works but I wanted to get this painting of A Mule Deer Buck lyin...

I finally received my WESTERN ART COLLECTOR magazine and the photograph of myself doing the quick-draw at the Jackson Hole Fall Art Festiva...

The article can be read by clicking onto the image.

I had posted this pix in my Painting-A-Day blog but wanted to post the article as it appeared in Peaks And Plains magazine just out. It is...

I spent the day working on my Oil Painting of Wild Phlox. Another good day on it and I should have it.

I got back to work on my Great Horned Owl[Oil Painting]where I am tediously painting in the snow laden branches

I have begun this painting 12"x16" on gessoed Masonite based on some photographs I recently took of Wild Phlox, one of our first ...

Woke this morning to the sound of light rain on the roof which is a pleasant sound not often enough heard in this dry country. The temperat...

I am back to work on my Great Horned Owl. 18"x24" Oil Painting. Working now on the Spruce boughs.

I have been away from my blog a few days and contrary to what some believe. I have not been swept away nor is my house now a house boat flo...

My pardner, Tom Lucas who lives in Lander 75 miles east of here parks his trailer in my yard to use when he is up doing his gallery sitting ...

The inevitable has happened. We received 0.99 inches of rain last night and it has not helped with the high water from snow melt still going...

I had a little more time today to do my art and tackled my Mule Deer painting. I think it is pretty well finished. JAKEYS FORK MULIES 15...

Ever now and then we all have one of those days when the paintbrush and colors and canvass seems to hold magic. Today was one of those days...

Today turned out to be the nicest day of the season and we at Silversage Gallery decided to have a barbeque out our back door next to the t...

As I drove up into my yard this evening I was greeted by several deer. They merely looked me over and only this little fawn from last ye...