Sue Tilley is the proprietor of the Drill Hall Studio.
An artist too, Sue’s work usually focuses on the environment, and the impact humans have on it. She does use a diverse range of techniques and media, but is particularly passionate about sculpture from welded vintage steel objects, and glass. She often adds a touch of humour and a sense of movement, into her work. When not working in her workshop at the Drill Hall, she is often working on community projects across regional Queensland. Her public artworks can be found in Townsville, Magnetic Island, Paluma, Charters Towers, Airlie Beach, Julia Creek, McKinlay, Nelia, Ravenswood, Richmond and Mount Isa.
The Mayor and his Mare, Richmond
Gubul, Rainbow Serpent, Paluma
Blue Wanderer, Strand Ephemera 2015
Many Hands, Strand Ephemera 2011
One Fish two fish NO red Fish, no blue fish
Carandotta Horses, Mount Isa
Blacksmith, Charters Towers
Kiln formed glass
Illuminate, kiln formed shattered glass
Spirit of Anzac, Julia Creek
Sue Tilley Spoonbill
