A childhood encounter with a dying captive orca set Sue on a 30-year mission to protect endangered wildlife through art. Her intricate pen-and-ink compositions reveal something other artists miss: complete ecosystems within each animal – the prey they hunt, the weather they endure, the cultural symbols that honor them.

Every piece is entirely hand-drawn using Micron pens (never digital), combining formal training from the Burnley School for Professional Art with personal encounters with wildlife across the Galapagos, Ecuador, and Australia. Her work represents more than animals – it's nature's interconnected web made visible, with proceeds supporting the species that inspire it.