Hi, I'm Sue! 👋

The filet crochet is a good plot twist. I'm curious how you think about negative space across those two disciplines, one where you're filling it in, one where you're deliberately engineering it. Different processes, but maybe related thinking?

Welcome Sue! Great to see you here.

Mixing acrylics with watercolor and moving into filet crochet shows you're not staying in one lane. That kind of restless exploration usually leads somewhere interesting.

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Hey Sue! 👋 Acrylics and filet crochet is such a good combo, same patience, totally different scale. What pulled you toward the crochet alongside the painting?