I’ve learned watercolors, acrylics, oils and other mediums, but I have always been intrigued with Batiks. My husband surprised me one day by gifting me with a session with Judy Flores. I fell in love with it! Since then I have been learning everything I can about it. Last week…
If you’ve ever wanted to learn to paint on ceramics or porcelain without a kiln, this is the class for you. Join me on Saturday, January 24, 2015 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Guma’ Tasa! Click on the header for more information.
Colorful flowers of Guam and breadfruit leaves.
I’ve always found the Plaza de España a bit mysterious, yet it is one of my favorite parks on island. We have taken both our kids for a picnic and a historical walk around the park – we agree that the Chocolate house is the Strohmeyer favorite. My daughter likes…
It’s tough to miss these two elements – we are surrounded by them!
Bougainvillea (Puti Tai Nobio) originally from South America was adopted as Guam’s state flower in 1968. There’s been talk and even a bill about changing the flower since it is not native to our island. I still think it’s beautiful in color and texture except for their thorns.
Just a little morning mug to remember we live in paradise:)
Using a different technique taken from Seurat, the famous french painter.
I just love dolphins.
Hand painted original art depicting what we see and use on our island.