Sue Lloyd works across media: photo-based, collage, drawing, painting, text, writing, lettering. She works in both analogue and digital media. She is a visual artist and a writer.

Lloyd has received Arts Council grants at all three levels. She has shown at, amongst others, A-Space and Gallery TPW (Toronto), Platform (Winnipeg), Kamloops and Presentation House Gallery (Vancouver), in Kingston and Rochester. She has shown at Fleischman Gallery (Rochelle Holt) and at AIRD Gallery and various projects/exhibitions, working with curator Carla Garnet. Lloyd was represented by SPIN Gallery in Toronto, and was a member of artist collectives, both project-based (Out of the Frame, GIANT-S) and ongoing collectives (Red Head), in Toronto. She holds a CYW from George Brown, an Honours BA from University of Toronto and an MFA from York University.

Born and raised in Toronto, Lloyd has a long-term commitment to the city, local culture, community, and indie sensibilities. She has experience in alternative education, artist-run centres, and collectives. Her work and views are informed by and rooted in her experiences in alternative education, queer communities, and issues of neurodivergence and disability.