Raised in Pennsylvania German farm country, Gary Huber has always had both feet firmly planted in the great outdoors. Adventure took him west 30 years ago and there he remains. While he took up painting at an early age, Gary pursued a career in science before he turned seriously to the easel. While Gary took his time coming to art as a profession, he has quickly accrued numerous awards and his paintings have found their way into collections across the United States.

Winter Morning Barns, 24" x 18", Pastel

Gary's art explores the strong natural design of the landscape. He works from photographs and from studies done on location, relying as much on his memory and emotional connection to the subject as on the photos. He feels that landscape painting is a way to become closer to the places he loves while sharing those places with others. Gary claims, "A painting is a reflection of the artist's emotional response to a subject. If an artist paints what he loves and a viewer responds, a connection will be made through the painting between artist and viewer."

On a photo expedition in the Grand Canyon

As founder of the software company 3D Nature, Gary is proud of the work he has done to bring together the realms of art, science and conservation. His travels take him throughout North America and abroad to gather reference material for his work.

True to his own nature, he is spending as much time as possible exploring the mountains of his adopted Wyoming in search of new painting subjects and adventure. His recent work features mountain and waterscapes of the Bighorns, Wind Rivers, Tetons, Snowy Range and even seascapes of the west coast as well as the farms and fields of the east.

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