Seeing. Creating. Exploring. Differently.

plain brown cardboard box with lots of objects bursting out of it - butterflies, flowers, hot air ballons, mountains all presented as a surreal digital collage

Hi! I'm Suzanne

a.k.a. visualsumo

I'm a graphic artist, letterpress printer and creative workshop facilitator based in Cambridge, UK. Whether you're picking up a lino cutter for the first time or looking for a graphic designer who thinks upside down and backwards*, you're in the right place.

(* a nerdy nod to my love of Letterpress)

CREATIVE
WORKSHOPS

Playful, experimental, community-focused sessions for all abilities

ART &
PRINTMAKING

Bold, colourful original work led by colour, layers and texture

GRAPHIC DESIGN
& LOGO DESIGN

Nearly 30 years of ideas-led creative thinking

Here's what's happening at Pendragon Art Club over the next 4 weeks

Pendragon Art Club Schedule for 4 weeks

Corporate ID & graphics for a training programmes and supporting  material for the Social Enterprise for the East of England. Autumn 2025

Don't just take my word for it...

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"Su is an absolute treasure to work with for so many different reasons! I love the energy she puts into the Pendragon Art Club she hosts at The Printworks, it’s lovely to see what an inspiring community she has built.
Because of Su and her efforts, art club is a safe space where people can get together and learn and grow through art. She carefully plans every session so that attendees get the most out of it, the focus is always on just getting together, being yourself and creating!"

Millie Calver, Director of The Printworks in Papworth

Can I help?

Seeing, creating and exploring differently takes many forms — creative workshops for all abilities, original printmaking and art, and graphic and logo design led by ideas and shaped by conversation and collaboration rather than templates.

Whatever brings you here, get in touch and we'll figure it out together.

Image Credit: The Chromatic scale of colors by Marcius Willson and N.A. Calkins 1890