Susan Lintell

I’m an artist, illustrator, Visual Storyteller, and Chartered Marketer. I bring a fresh, colourful perspective to both visual art and strategic communication. My inspiration comes from my deep connection with nature, animals, architecture, and the unique character found within them. I’m a visual storyteller. I create captivating visuals that celebrate beauty and transform it into character-rich illustrations and expressive fine art paintings. My work narrative-led, and designed to communicate emotion, meaning, and message. Alongside my artistic career, I’ve built strong foundations in marketing. I achieved Chartered Marketer status with the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), and I’m the author of The Ninja Marketing Toolkit, available on Amazon, with a series of marketing e-books on the way. This blend of creativity and commercial insight allows me to bridge art and strategy in a way that feels both authentic and effective. Through marketing consultancy, I help brands and organisations connect visually and emotionally with their audiences. I work with branding, positioning, and storytelling, applying these principles to my own collections as well as collaborative projects. When art and strategy align, they become a powerful communication tool. I’m especially passionate about creating art with a purpose, work that has a voice, a conscience, and a clear intention. My aim is to create pieces that not only educate, but also inspire connection and positive action. The natural world, with its beauty, mystery, and vibrant colour, continues to inspire my exclusive collections, including "Mutley Crew" and "Funky Zoo". I also create fine art portraits, including pieces inspired by Ozzy Osbourne and Muhammad Ali, available as original works and high-quality prints. My style is defined by crisp, clean lines and vivid mixed media techniques. Layered textures add depth and energy, creating visually striking pieces that invite engagement and offer a sense of imaginative escape, while always reflecting a thoughtful and distinctive perspective. For me, art and marketing aren’t separate disciplines — they’re both about connection, clarity, and impact.