The design of the artwork was conceptualized by Tam-awan Artist Village group by the Chanum Foundation led by solar artist Jordan Mang-osan along with Niño Jose B. Seriosa as the Graphic Artist, Ged Alangui, Clinton Aniversaryo, and Jenny Lorenzo.
Gloria Agasen was the project coordinator.

Based on favela paintings of Brazil, the making of the Colors of Stobosa involved the painting of around 150-200 houses or an area of 18,000 square meters (190,000 sq ft).
It is a combination of four designs made by the Tam-Awan Village artists.
The designs, perceived as easy to make and aesthetically pleasing, were selected from a multitude of designs.
The sunflower was chosen as a main motif of the artwork since the area used to be a full of the flowering plant.
Rainbows also form part of the design.
The design of the artwork was conceptualized by Tam-awan Artist Village group by the Chanum Foundation led by solar artist Jordan Mang-osan along with Niño Jose B. Seriosa as the Graphic Artist, Ged Alangui, Clinton Aniversaryo, and Jenny Lorenzo. Gloria Agasen was the project coordinator.
Based on favela paintings of Brazil, the making of the Colors of Stobosa involved the painting of around 150-200 houses or an area of 18,000 square meters (190,000 sq ft). It is a combination of four designs made by the Tam-Awan Village artists. The designs, perceived as easy to make and aesthetically pleasing, were selected from a multitude of designs. The sunflower was chosen as a main motif of the artwork since the area used to be a full of the flowering plant. Rainbows also form part of the design.
Colors of StoBoSa