Hello!

My name is Bri Forcier!

I am a fine artist working primarily with gouache paint, occasionally incorporating mixed media into my pieces. I have been a self-employed artist since 2021, primarily selling my work at local events in Salt Lake City and through my online shop.

My art draws inspiration from the natural world, focusing on vibrant depictions of animals, plants, and nature. Color plays a central role in my work, and I aim for my paintings to evoke joy and curiosity.

contact: briforcier.art@gmail.com

Curious about what I’ve been creating lately?

Take a visit to my Instagram :-)

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Lotus plants in gouache 🪷 :-)
I’ve been trying to revive my sketchbook!! I painted this fox & drew this chrysanthemum with a new brush pen today :-)
This tote bag reminds me of those talking flowers in Alice in Wonderland, my favorite Disney movie from childhood! I was recently reading the Wikipedia page for the 1951 film, and I was surprised that it had such a negative reception when it came ou
The perfect trick-or-treating bag? 🎃🍬 Happy October!! 🍂 I got to wear a sweatshirt for a little bit yesterday :,) It’s still so hot in Salt Lake City but I’m feeling the spooky season deep within my bones 🦴 Anyway, here’s ano
I made TOTE BAGS! :-) I’ve been dreaming about making a tote for a year or so, and I’m overwhelmed and grateful about the positive response I’ve gotten from them at my in-person events so far 🫶🏼 This is one design out of three!!
I made this painting for a @slcpubliclands event earlier this month! I was tasked with painting something SLC flora/fauna related, and I chose these tundra swans and a rainbow trout :-) While researching different birds I could paint, I discovered t
Right now I’m working on a big painting (but I’m not quite ready to share pics yet) so here’s one you’ve already seen :-) Sometimes I feel like I shouldn’t post the same painting a couple times, but I spent a lot of tim
🦋 I’m so excited to share I finally have big prints of my newest paintings!! These are 12x18 inch prints :-) They’re printed on archival paper, meaning the print won’t fade for at least 75 years (!!!) Available in my shop now! ?