Stephanie Pierobello is a long time resident of Oahu, Hawaii. A northern California native, she moved "west" to Hawaii in 1979. Stephanie is the daughter of impressionistic artist Frank Piero, a well-known artist who lives in Maine. She graduated from the University of Hawaii with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with her studies primarily focusing in printmaking such as etchings and lithography. She then became involved in graphic and corporate logo design, as well as managing retail art stores.

 

Stephanie returned to the University of Hawaii and graduated with a Masters Degree in Education. She worked as an art teacher, inspiring and motivating children for twenty years.

 

She was recognized by the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and received an award for one of the most successful art programs in the State of Hawaii during her teaching career.

 

She now resides on the windward side of Oahu and creates watercolor and color pencil artwork.

 

Stephanie has exhibited her work in numerous galleries and watercolor exhibitions in Hawaii. Her juxtaposition of subject matter and vibrant color in her paintings reflects Stephanie's deep love of Hawaii and its beautiful surroundings.