Keith Wing
Meet Keith Wing
Keith Wing is a wildlife artist whose work beautifully captures the majesty and spirit of the Hudson Valley. A lifelong resident of this iconic region, Wing’s art is a testament to the vibrant life that flourishes here—from the elusive mountain lion to the majestic owl, the curious deer, and the untamed wolf. Through his mastery of oil painting and watercolor, he brings to life the animals that inhabit his beloved landscape, evoking their wild heart and the freedom they embody.
Keith studied at the School of Visual Arts, Wing has spent decades perfecting his craft, honing his ability to convey the essence of the creatures he so deeply reveres. His work focuses on the raw, untamed beauty of wildlife—each painting is a window into the soul of the animal, capturing not only its form but also its heart. His oils, rich in texture and depth, allow him to infuse his subjects with a sense of life and energy, while his watercolor collection of songbirds reflects the delicate, fleeting beauty of these creatures as they live in harmony with the valley.
Wing’s paintings of wolves, owls, deer, and mountain lions transcend traditional wildlife art. He does not simply depict animals—he evokes their spirit, their strength, their freedom. His work invites the viewer into a world where these animals are not just subjects to be admired but living beings whose stories unfold across the landscape. The vast beauty of the Hudson River Valley, with its forests, hills, and winding rivers, provides the perfect backdrop for Wing’s subjects, each painting rooted in the deep connection he feels to this land.
Through his art, Wing captures the profound majesty of wildlife living free within the Hudson Valley’s natural wonders. His paintings are not just depictions of animals; they celebrate life in its purest form, honoring the creatures that call this extraordinary place home.-Keith Wing, 1st Place winner of the “Animal Kingdom” Online Competition & Juried Exhibition
“Snow Leopard on the Prowl” Oil on canvas. 40 × 16 in by 1st Place winner, Keith Wing in the “Animal Kingdom” Online Exhibit
“Rest Stop,” 8.5 x 11 in, 0il 0n masonite
“Fox in Field,” 28 x 16 in, oil on canvas
“First Snow,” 24 x 18 in, oil on canvas
“The Perch,” 16 x 20 in, oil on canvas
“Eye to Eye,” 16 x 20 in, oil on canvas

