The Driftwood Players are pleased to feature the work of Sue Coccia in the theatre lobby during the run of Jungalbook. Understanding the relationships between human and animal, and working with endangered species by promoting protection of habitat is the core of Sue's art work. She begins with one animal, and then integrates within it many others, including patterns, habitats, and elements such as water, sky, moon, etc. Infused are Native American, Polynesian, aboriginal, and eastern symbolism. She starts with pen and ink, then paints with acrylics. Sue has formal art schooling from the Burnley School for Professional Art. Previous to that she was fortunate to have the internationally recognized Edmonds artist Elaine Johnston as her high school art teacher. Her spark comes from a deep love of animals.