Britt grew up in a little village called La Canada Flintridge nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California. She fell in love with printmaking at an early age inspired by the works of Angeleno Pop and Folk artists alike.

While residing at the Women's Studio Workshop, Britt continued to work on her Noir Studies. These imagined film stills, letterpress printed on a handmade paper with a homemade recipe, narrate an apocalyptic crime scene in a land once fruitful that has now become barren. Popular mythology tells the story of El Fin del Mundo, which left La Pacifica as the final frontier to the surviving fringe folk cultures.

Britt studied Printmaking at the University of Vermont, Fashion at Parsons in Paris and Typography at the School of Visual Arts in NY. She is the Founder and Creative Director of The Paper Moon Project: a Print Workshop & Paperie located in Burlington Vermont and Los Angeles California.

Britt”s portfolio of original prints can be seen on her website: thepapermoonproject.com