Guy has traveled throughout the world, sketching and painting everywhere she goes. In the process, she not only impressed Steinbeck and his wife with the painting but became friends with them as well. And paint she has. She's never without her bottle of ink and pens from Paris.
Guy travels to Europe often and chooses rooms in hotels and inns by the view outside the window.
Although she is also drawn to street scenes, she has a long-running gig with the San Francisco Opera as its company artist, as the British would call it, painting program covers and scenes from rehearsals. In fact, Guy met many of her well-known patrons through her association with the Opera. She met Versace when he designed costumes for a production of Capriccio and Domingo during his many appearances with the SF Opera. The Queen received Guy's artwork as a gift from the Port of San Francisco when she and the Duke of Edinburgh visited the city on their ship, the Britannia, in the 1980s. Guy used to paint on commission for the Port, creating a series of watercolors of the Embarcadero and painting other San Francisco scenes, one of which the Port gave the Queen.