About
Brooke Fischer
ARTIST BIO
Brooke Fischer is a Los Angeles-based graphic designer and fine art painter whose work celebrates the beauty of everyday nature. Raised in Boulder, Colorado, and formally trained at the Colorado Institute of Art in Denver, she transitioned to her current practice after a decade working in the film industry.
Her paintings focus on singular moments—a bird, a nest, a dragonfly, a flower—rendered with attention to detail. Brooke's philosophy is grounded in humility: artists interpret nature's beauty but can never truly replicate it. Her work honors this reverent relationship by celebrating what we can observe and appreciate.
Beyond her studio practice, Brooke is a committed advocate for women's rights, environmental justice, and social equity. The Amplifier Foundation selected her design Let Equality Bloom for the traveling exhibition Hear Our Voice, pairing it with educational curriculum designed to facilitate classroom conversations on social justice. The piece is now part of The Amplifier Foundation's Posters for the March collection, housed in the Library of Congress.
Brooke creates intentionally, using her art as a tool for catalyzing awareness and action. For her, meaningful change begins with attention and intention.
About Let Equality Bloom
"Let Equality Bloom" was created for the 2017 Women's March on Washington. Brooke Fischer designed it as a tribute to women who fought for voting rights, celebrating the beauty of their legacy.
Additional Impact
Beyond the Library of Congress, this artwork has had significant cultural reach:
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Amplifier Foundation: Featured as a Women's March poster
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Target: The design was sold on t-shirts in Target stores nationwide in March 2022
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Times Square Arts: Displayed as public art
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The Pendry Building (West Hollywood): Featured on a billboard on the Sunset Strip
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"Together We Will Rise" book: Included in the 2017 Women's March commemorative publication
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Creative Action Network: Available as prints and merchandise, with proceeds supporting UltraViolet (an organization fighting sexism and expanding women's rights)
You can view the work and access a free coloring page on Brooke Fischer's official website or purchase prints through Creative Action Network and Amplifier Store.
Additional Work
TO SEE MORE OF BROOKE’S WORK GO TO WWW.BROOKEFISCHER.COM