Gary Keimig Art

Monday, August 24, 2009

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This is the second rendition of Sleeping Indian Pk. 18"x24" Oil Painting. Viewed from just a little further south of the first vi...
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I worked pretty hard all weekend to finish the two Sleeping Indian paintings that I have been posting. Here is one of my renditions of thi...
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Saturday, August 22, 2009

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Also worked today on my other rendition of Sleeping Indian. I am still not that happy with the way some things are going and late this eveni...
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I have begun painting in Oil using liquin as a medium
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I was a little concerned about just what my client wants in the painting I am working on of the Sleeping Indian from over in Jackson Hole t...
Friday, August 21, 2009

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I had this little fellow and his mom come by for a visit last night. They were very cooperative in letting me get some good pictures. He s...
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I have gotten back to work on this 18"x24" Oil on canvas. I have a lot of folks asking about it in the gallery as I have it setti...
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I have begun working on my commission work that is piling up during the summer. This is a piece that I am doing in Oils of the Sleeping Ind...
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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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Another view from the airport of Lava Mountain and the continental divide.
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Yesterday it turned cold and was rainey during the NODS Show with reports of snow in the mountains. Sure enough this morning our growing se...

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Yesterday was the annual Dubois Nods Show which is a fundraiser event for people who need help in our small community. NODS is Needs of Dubo...
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Thursday, August 13, 2009

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The morning light show included some fantastic rainbows at sunrise. This one against the Sawtooth Range of LaBonte Creek.
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While in Douglas this past weekend for my show I did a little early morning trip towards Laramie Peak where I worked for the Forest Service...
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

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My finished Quick-Draw painting. http://www.silversagegallery.com
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I have spent the better part of last week in Douglas, Wyoming at the Pioneer Museum Western Invitational Art Show that kicks off the Wyomin...
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Thursday, August 6, 2009

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Just had to post this phenomenal rainbow from behind our gallery this evening. About as spectacular as they come. My camera lens on wide ...
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I have been spending quite a bit of time in the mountains the past week with a little bit of guiding thrown in along with a very busy galler...
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Thursday, July 30, 2009

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I have been trying to get a descent photograph of this monster Mule Deer Buck for about a week and this morning I succeeded by getting some ...
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009

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Couldn't resist posting another picture from the Ring Lake bridge looking on the opposite side towards the Absaroka Mountains.
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This was my completed quick-draw Gouache Watercolor Painting Trail Lake 14"x17" It is the view of the lake from the Dining Room th...
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Ring Lake Ranch is an Ecumenical wilderness Retreat Center that is st in a beautiful place. Surrounded by high peaks of the Wind River Ra...

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I had to do a quick-draw painting late this afternoon at Ring Lake Ranch SE of Dubois and being as 3 of our grandkids came up for a few days...
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Friday, July 24, 2009

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I had started this gouache watercolor painting at the Museum this past weekend when I was doing a painting demo for the annualk Museum Days...
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I had started this Oil Painting several months ago and dug it out to finish it off the last few days after taking several days off to go wan...
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Monday, July 20, 2009

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I think I have pretty well finished this painting. After photographing it I can see a few bugs to iron out but it is essentially done. Ho...
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Sunday, July 19, 2009

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

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

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My painting 1 hour later. It is a gouache watercolor painting 16"x20".
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Yesterday was the annual Open House at the Wind River Historical Center here in Dubois. The event features frontier skills, as well as show...

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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. ...
Friday, July 17, 2009

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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...
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009

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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...
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Sunday, July 12, 2009

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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...
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Saturday, July 11, 2009

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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 ...
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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...
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Monday, July 6, 2009

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A single wild Rose This fragile little blossom is reminescent of the watercolors so masterfully done by Jaqueline Gnott. Check out her blog...
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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...
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I think I have pretty well finished this painting, HIDDEN BUCK 24"x30" Gouache Watercolor and in time for the National WRVAG Sho...
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Sunday, July 5, 2009

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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...

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

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

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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...
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Saturday, July 4, 2009

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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...
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Monday, June 29, 2009

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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...
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Sunday, June 28, 2009

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Another pretty good day on this painting. It is slowly coming together. 24"x30" Gouache Watercolor.
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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...
Saturday, June 27, 2009

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