Here is a card Bryan made for us when he came down for the fall fling.  I love the colours in it and he added a little stickles which just finished it off.

I have talked about Bryan Hann so much and as Sandy and Bryan have attended many of our events I really feel I don't have to introduce them. Bryan has a real passion for Stampscapes and as you can see he has a real talent for it. Bryan will be teaching classes in Stampscapes at our Spring & Fall Fling and there are still openings for his classes and also his Stampscapes make and takes. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to make a scenery cards from Bryan as he has taken classes from the artist and designer of the stamp line, Kevin Nakagawa!

Shirley Munroe will try any technique and enjoys working with Stampscapes. She takes a different spin on some of their stamps. I especially like the blue card with the small Stampscape church in the snow scene.

Pat McLean will try anything to do with stamping. This card is done of course, with the Stampscapes line. What is unique about this card is that some of the stamps are done on glossy cardstock and then acetate was put over the cardstock and other stamps were stamped on the acetate which completed the scene. Makes the entire card looks almost 3D. You have to see it to appreciate what Pat has done.

Bryan and Sandy made a surprise visit to see us for Canal Days on the Civic holiday.  While there, he made the following card which is very close to the card he will be teaching at the fall fling class on Friday Sept 10th.  There are still openings for his class.  Check out all the fall fling information under Programs.

Bryan brought 3 Stampscapes cards with him and he just keeps getting better and better with his work. I told him he has to bring them to the Spring & Fall Fling as these pictures just don't do the cards justice. The card of the lake scene and the canoeist he coloured with coloured pencils. I think they are amazing. What a guy!!!