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watercolor tiger lily Tiger Lilies Drip" by Suzanne Willis, 140LB Cold Press D Arches Water – LagunaART.com gallery

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watercolor tiger lily Tiger Lilies Drip" by Suzanne Willis, 140LB Cold Press D Arches Water – LagunaART.com galleryDETAILS: 22" x 30" 140LB Cold Press D Arches Watercolor Paper Original Artwork 2020 ABOUT THE ARTIST: Suzanne Willis Creating has been an intrinsic part of my life from a young age. I began with crayons and coloring books, progressing to more ambitious projects like designing clothes for my dolls from garage sale materials. In eighth grade, I painted my first oil landscape, which won an honorable mention at the Orange County Fair. However, this

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22" x 30" 

140LB Cold Press D Arches Watercolor Paper

Original Artwork

2020

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Suzanne Willis

Creating has been an intrinsic part of my life from a young age. I began with crayons and coloring books, progressing to more ambitious projects like designing clothes for my dolls from garage sale materials. In eighth grade, I painted my first oil landscape, which won an honorable mention at the Orange County Fair. However, this achievement also led to my painting being restricted at home.

Living independently, I took a watercolor class that deepened my passion for painting. Despite struggling with drawing and mastering watercolor techniques, I persisted through classes at junior and community colleges in Costa Mesa, and workshops with Chris Gwaltney and Lynn Torrini, who introduced me to oil painting. Though I loved the rich colors of oils, the medium’s messiness and fumes led me to explore other avenues.

During this period, I became a ceramic decorator, working with high-temperature oxide powders and learning sumi ink techniques from Ning Yeh, a renowned artist. I also experimented with painting on scarves, stained glass, and paper mache, creating a three-foot desert scene that I managed to sell in a boutique.

As I faced various life challenges, including a missed opportunity to study in Florence, Italy, I continued to explore different artistic endeavors. I painted carousel horses, and theatre props, and engaged in silk painting. My watercolor skills gradually improved, leading to a successful solo show where I sold 38 paintings and had to repaint several due to high demand.

I taught watercolor at my church for six years, gaining valuable teaching experience and expanding my artistic practice. A chance encounter with photography further fueled my creativity, particularly in capturing beach scenes. A significant turning point came when, after losing an office job, I found an art teaching position at a local school despite lacking a degree. My work was well-received, and I taught there for three years, developing new techniques and lesson plans.

Life’s difficulties, including a period of homelessness, led me to a church where I created a large acrylic painting that became a centerpiece for a sermon. This led to commissions for murals and other artworks, including a whale mural in Dana Point and a fantasy beach scene in Laguna Beach.

Teaching young children at a private school, where I learned the challenges of engaging short attention spans and reconnecting with former students, kept me involved in art. However, burnout eventually led me to pause painting.

During the pandemic, I rekindled my passion for art, focusing on beach-themed works and mixed media. Experimenting with different acrylic paints and techniques, including ink and markers, I rediscovered my love for watercolor and began to enjoy experimenting with color and mixed media. Now, with renewed enthusiasm and being featured in the Laguna Art Gallery, I continue to explore and create, driven by a deep-seated passion for painting.

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Cindy
Louisville, US
★★★★★ 5
Bigger than expected, but my pup enjoys it
Color: Green Bird
This toy has been a great surprise for my dog. The green bird design is cute, but more importantly it’s actually held up really well to her throwing it around and chewing. The material feels sturdy, and the stitching has stayed intact even after lots of chewing, tugging, and carrying it around all day. It's bigger than I expected, but that hasn't deterred my Chihuahua. As a 2-1/2 year old with plenty of energy, she is definitely getting lots of use out of it! What I like most is that it keeps my dog engaged — the squeaker grabs attention right away, and it’s perfect for interactive play like tug-of-war. It’s soft enough to be a comfort toy but durable enough to handle rough play, which is hard to find. Overall, a fun and well-made toy that keeps my pup entertained and has lasted longer than many other dog toys I’ve tried. Definitely a good choice for dogs that love to chew and play hard.
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Jamie Betts
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 1
Not Meant For Aggressive Chewers
Color: Brown Bird
Lasted 5 minutes. Definitely not for the aggressive chewers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026
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Taylor
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
Strong toy
Color: Gray Bird
My dogs absolutely love this toy! I must get more. They are rly durable and I’d recommend this toy to others.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026
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Rob Kujovich
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 4
The toys body is very durable, but the squeakers were broken within minutes without tearing it apart
Color: Green Bird
This is a squeaky dog toy that was supposedly very durable. I have to say that the squeakers are not durable and were immediately destroyed by my husky. The actual body of the toy is very durable and they were not able to rip it apart. They were able to destroy the squeakers without damaging the actual exterior of this toy. The toy itself is pretty soft except where it’s made of rope. Since it didn’t have any stuffing come out I will say that it was durable enough for chewing. This would be suitable for large larger dogs and even smaller dogs. I do feel this is a good value for the money because they were not able to rip it apart. I just wish the squeakers were more durable inside because there’s no way to replace those.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026
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Darin Kelly
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 5
Our dogs new favorite toy
Color: Green Bird, Color: Green Bird
Our golden doodle loves this toy. He isn't a highly aggressive chewer necessarily, but he has been known to destroy toys by chewing on them and such. This one, so far, has lasted over a month or so. It has turned out to be his go to toy when he's wanting to play with one. The squeaker isn't that loud and it's not that easy to find. I like that legs are rope material and makes it good for tug of war, which Max loves to do. The material is pretty sturdy and it is a good weight. Sometimes when the toys are too heavy Max won't catch them in the air, this one he catches in the air just fine. It's very cute and I think it will hold up just fine to our Max's level of chewing. I felt the price was quite reasonable considering how much he likes it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026

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