As an art director, Sue Miller is continually looking for ways in which Illustration can play a larger role in the development of graphic ideas from initial conception to final outcome, and welcomes the use of digital techniques and mixed media as a way to support creative solutions. Whatever the outcome, she believes that fluency in drawing lies at the heart of visual communication. Sue designs and art directs mainstream magazines and books. Her most recent projects include the books Plants For People (Eden Project Books), and Bill Oddie’s How to Watch Wildlife (Collins), the magazine Uno Stile di Vita (Baglioni), and the development of a magazine project for Jamie Oliver (GE Fabbri).

Sue has worked on many consumer lifestyle magazines in the past 25 years including She, Woman’s Own, Company, Inspirations, BBC Good Food, and was Creative Director of New Woman for several years. Within these commercial boundaries she has regularly commissioned illustrators with such diverse styles and experience as Mick Brownfield, David Downton and Huntley/Muir to those fresh from college such as Juliet Percival and Emma Dibben. Alongside her career as a designer, Sue has illustrated food and health features for magazines,books, and TV production companies developing storyboards for commercials including Fiat and Colgate.

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