Hibiscus in the Making
A wonderful way to celebrate the beauty on our island. My students painted like a pro’s. Kudos to them and the Hyatt Regency Resort Guam.
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Aflac Team Building
So much fun painting with the Aflac team! They came and conquered a night scene painting that was specifically tailored by Color Guam’s artist Taliea Strohmeyer. These ladies were hesitant at first but as they painted their confidence grew. A special Thanks to Gennette Quan-Simmons who brought her colleagues together for…
Heliconias, Family & Friendships
Heliconia’s are one of my favorite plants. We started growing them three years ago in our front yard. I thought it would make a great addition to Color Guam’s growing art catalog. At the same time I started gardening them I thought about Georgia O’Keeffe and her massive size oil paintings of…
Conquering Guam’s Wave & Sunset
Color Guam held it’s 3rd “Coffee & Canvas” at the Hyatt Regency Resort on March 26th. As an instructor, it’s always an honor when someone signs up for the class because I know they are committed to learning – mixing colors, using a paintbrush, something they may have never done before and they are dedicated…
Coffee, Canvas & Latte!
In celebration of “Mes Chamorro,” Festpac delegate artist, and owner of Color Guam – Taliea Stroheyer, invited local residents on Guam to paint islands most celebrated icon, the latte, also known as the “Latte Stone” at the Hyatt Regency Resort Guam on March 13th, 2016. The latte is a Chamorro term that…
Color Guam book signings
Since the release of our book “Explore, Learn and Color Guam.” Tom and I have been busy setting up at Chamorro Village, delivering books to retailers, creating banners, sharing our stories of our favorite historical sites on Guam, and demonstrating the way our book works. We have signed over 200 books…
It’s Finally Here!
“Explore, Learn, & Color Guam” has been one of the biggest challenges my husband Tom and I have undertaken. We’re both tech people and love anything creative. This book challenged us artistically, literally, and technically. The most important thing is we got to work with each other and we had…