Marce López is a Colombian illustrator and surface pattern designer based in Madrid, Spain. Her work spans clothing, packaging, murals, stationery, textiles, magazines, books, and digital media.
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Marce López is a Colombian illustrator and surface pattern designer based in Madrid, Spain. Her work spans clothing, packaging, murals, stationery, textiles, magazines, books, and digital media. She operates as a freelance practitioner serving Spanish and international brands. Selected Instagram images confirm a botanical, illustrative pattern practice with recurring floral and organic motifs and a warm, colourful palette.
Work combines botanical imagery, symbolic motifs, and a colourful, delicate execution. Florals are central - The portfolio features layered botanical compositions with an expressive, hand-crafted quality. The overall register is personal and painterly rather than minimal or geometric. Instagram bio describes the practice as "botany, colour & poetic narratives."
Works across illustration, surface pattern design, and textile design. Ceramics is referenced as an additional creative discipline. No specific digital software stated; the visual character of The portfolio features an illustrative, hand-originated workflow.
Active across fashion, packaging, stationery, textiles, and editorial. Documented clients include La Casita de Wendy (fashion, FW25 "Una habitación propia" collection - pattern design inspired by antique tablecloths), BackCouture, Noc Noc Estudio (FW21/22 Spirit collection), Ecke, Minueto, Shuz Shuz, Mueve tu Lengua, and Acciona Madrid. Collaborations include Izaskun Chinchilla Arquitecta (CasaDecor 2017) and Apple Tree Communication (mural for Hospital de la Princesa, Madrid).
Originally from Colombia, based in Madrid. Freelance career spans fashion brands, editorial clients, stationery, public murals, and exhibition design. The CasaDecor 2017 collaboration and a hospital mural commission indicate reach beyond surface pattern into broader illustration and decorative arts contexts.
The portfolio features botanical all-over compositions, layered floral fields, and organic motifs. The La Casita de Wendy FW25 collection referenced antique tablecloth-inspired pattern design, pointing to a heritage textile vocabulary alongside the contemporary botanical register. Work is described as weaving together the botanical, the symbolic, and the poetic.
Marce López is a Colombian illustrator and surface pattern designer based in Madrid, Spain. Her work spans clothing, packaging, murals, stationery, textiles, magazines, books, and digital media. She operates as a freelance practitioner serving Spanish and international brands.
Style and Aesthetic Work combines botanical imagery, symbolic motifs, and a colourful, delicate execution. Florals are central - The portfolio features layered botanical compositions with an expressive, hand-crafted quality. The overall register is personal and painterly rather than minimal or geometric. "
Pattern Focus The portfolio features botanical all-over compositions, layered floral fields, and organic motifs. The La Casita de Wendy FW25 collection referenced antique tablecloth-inspired pattern design, pointing to a heritage textile vocabulary alongside the contemporary botanical register.
Markets and Clients Active across fashion, packaging, stationery, textiles, and editorial.
Techniques and Tools Works across illustration, surface pattern design, and textile design. Ceramics is referenced as an additional creative discipline. No specific digital software stated; the visual character of The portfolio features an illustrative, hand-originated workflow.
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Career Path Originally from Colombia, based in Madrid. Freelance career spans fashion brands, editorial clients, stationery, public murals, and exhibition design.
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