BRITTAN HART

​​At seventeen, Brittan Hart is the creator, director, and Editor in Chief of Riverside Storybook. A portrait/event photographer, writer, filmmaker, artist, and learner, Britt is passionate about the importance of art. Britt attends SFCC as a Running Start student. She has been published in Railtown Almanac, featured in The Inlander, accepted to Terrain 8 and 9, as well as being commissioned for professional photography jobs. 

MADISON SEIPP

Madison Seipp attends Lewis and Clark High School as a sophomore. She is fifteen and has always had a love of art. Although she appreciates all types, her preferred outlet is visual and written. Maddie wants to inspire confidence and encourage young artists to pursue their dreams. She has been featured in The Inlander alongside Britt. 

KADE ARCHER

Kade Archer is fifteen years old and attends River Point Academy. He loves to play drums, piano, and guitar. Whenever he’s not playing music, you can often find him sketching or taking photos of his surroundings. He loves that photography has allowed him to capture the world and show others his perspective. Being a part of Riverside Storybook gives him the opportunity to grow the artist in himself. As a staff member he hopes to teach others in ways that are encouraging of the artist in them. Kade is looking forward to learning from the other artists that he will be working alongside. 

KATIE PAPINEAU

Katie Papineau is a seventeen year old artist who is overjoyed to be a part of Riverside Storybook. She is currently duel enrolled at EWU and University High School as a junior. Katie loves many forms of art including drama, music, photography, and visual art. She uses art as an emotional outlet and to express herself when words fail. Katie believes that all the best art comes from the strongest emotions. 

JASPER RAMSEY 

Jasper Ramsey is fifteen years old and attends Gonzaga Prep. The modes of art he is most interested in are drawing and photography. Jasper has received several commissions, including the creation of a logo for a small business. He believes in the collaboration between artists for brainstorming, critique, and editing, all of which he has participated in. He hopes to encourage other artists through his experience of being published. 

ALEXIS HART

Alexis Hart is a freshman studying at home. As the younger sister of the Editor in Chief of Riverside Storybook, Alexis feels a sense of obligation and care for the project, as well as a deep love of the art community in Spokane and a desire to see it thrive. She is a poet and artist who has occasionally been known to write fiction. Passionate about graphics and aesthetics, she has been learning digital art alongside her usual sketches and watercolor paintings. Alexis has been published in the last two volumes of Riverside Storybook and this is her first time on staff as the primary social media manager.