Zana Clark is an award winning multimedia artist specializing in a line of unique art stamps, all original designs. She has displayed her batiks, paper weavings, watercolors and stamp art creations in numerous galleries and gift stores in the Midwest, as well as having participated in hundreds of juried art fairs and rubber stamp conventions throughout the country.

Stamping throughout her artistic phases, she experimented by combining stamped images with a variety of art mediums. She decided to turn her Art Nouveau and Art Deco design oriented imagery into a unique, original line of elegant art rubber stamps. In June of 1996, after 22 years as an art educator and school administrator, she took the plunge into the business world full time to set up her rubber art stamp company, Stamp Zia.

The Stamp Zia collection is made up of all original images that can be used together to create larger and more complex stamped designs. Fan shaped stamps are filled with floral and wildlife motifs. Stamps of intricate foliage borders and arches compliment and fit around both the Zia spheres and fans. Unique stamp corner sets “hold” her Zia fan shaped images to showcase their Oriental flair. Her original stamp designs and teaching techniques have encouraged stamp artists across the country to go "Beyond Cards". Her unique approach to creating stamp art will get you to view stamping as an art form.

Zana has been featured on HGTV's Decorating with Style and has been published in numerous stamping magazines including Rubberstampmadness, The Rubber Stamper, Stamping Arts and Crafts, and Vamp Stamp News. Her stamp images and teaching techniques have also been featured in Stamp Art by Sharilynn Miller, Design Originals by Suzanne McNeil, Suze Weinberg 's The Art of Rubber Stamping and The Rubber Stamper's 1999 calendar. She also teaches at various retreats/conventions including Art & Soul, Artiscape, Stampaway USA and Adventures in Stamping.

She has designed and taught weekend "artshops" for some of the best stamp, arts, and paper stores across the country and offers retreats at her studio throughout the year.