Sue Runkle, Director

Sue has been active in the custom framing business for 10 years. Two years ago, she purchased Inside Angles when the previous owner, and employer, announced her retirement. The business has gone through some changes with the economic downturn, but after relocating, Inside Angles is still going strong!

Sue brings a variety of experience to the custom framing world. Her love for people and life translates well in the design process. She apprenticed under Lisa Kochheiser for a decade and still consults with Janice Dempster, the Inside Angles' "founding framer", who still works at the shop once a week.

Sue loves custom framing, especially when it is used to display cherished and beautiful things. Custom framing brings out the best in art, and in people. From the interactive design process to the final unveiling, it is personal and fun. Sue gets excited about every project, and never tires of the satisfaction she feels when her customers fall in love with their finished pieces.

Amber Wilkie, Apprentice Framer

Amber joined Inside Angles in February 2011. She is new to the art of custom framing, but no stranger to art and presentation.

Amber was born and raised in the Toldeo Area. She attended Maumee High School and, in 2002, worked for the Greater Toledo Area Arts Commission summer program. She then won a scholarship to attend courses at the Toledo Museum of Art where she completed general art studies, glass bead making, and courses in oil painting. Later Amber attended Owens Community College studying culinary and liberal arts.

Since joining Inside Angles Amber spends most of her spare time caring for her young family. She also crafts beautiful necklaces of macramé (for sale at Inside Angles), draws, and paints. Her career in custom framing has just begun, but she is a natural, and is an inspiration and a pleasure to work with.