maggie enterrios pink floral illustration
maggie enterrios pink floral illustration
Portrait image of Maggie Enterrios in front of her artwork,, illustrator and botanical packaging artist

Maggie Enterrios | Illustrator

For more than a decade, I’ve been delighted to create artwork for some of the most well-known brands and publications worldwide, including Apple, Google, Philosophy, and the Los Angeles Times.

Recent projects include illustration and surface pattern systems created for officially-licensed Bridgerton brand collaborations with Netflix, a named Artist’s Edition bottle series for Bombay Sapphire, and cover art for the official re-release of the Twilight saga by Stephenie Meyer. (Yes, that Twilight.)

The Intersection of Art + Design

I’ve always been an artist/craftsperson: I have a background in fineline illustration, oil painting and fiber arts, so it feels pretty special that I’ve been able to turn my well of curiosity into a career.

That blend of experiences really shaped the way I work today: I love the strategy and problem-solving of branding just as much as I love getting lost in the details of an illustration. I studied fine art and graphic design in school, and spent the first few years of my professional life as an Art Director in the tech industry before making the leap into full-time illustration in 2016. Early in my career, working alongside commissioned artists made me curious about the traditional limitations of illustration and, most importantly, how I might push beyond them.

How could a full-color illustration scale across a three-story building? Would that even be technically possible? How could I build an illustration system so intuitive and adaptable that it could be handed off to a designer across the world, and applied with ease across more than 100 SKUs?

Those questions became a big part of my practice. While my work is rooted in traditional art, I suppose my true passion is in the technical side: building visual systems. Whatever the format, I’m always thinking about how the artwork can live beautifully across different materials, sizes and applications.

Across every project, my goal is to create art that bridges expressive illustration and practical design. The result is work that feels detailed and considered, while remaining infinitely adaptable to real-world branding contexts.

It’s a fun job, and I feel lucky to do it every day.

-Maggie

maggie@littlepatterns.com

Selected Clients


Alpro

Altra

Apple

Arteza

Beekman 1802

Bombay Sapphire

Crayola

Dandelion Chocolate

DK Eyewitness

DSW

Elysian Brewing Company

Google

Hachette Book Group

Instagram

JOANN

Linnea’s Lights

Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

Los Angeles Times

Macmillan Publishers

Madam C. J. Walker Beauty Culture

Nature Conservancy Magazine

Naught Gin

Netflix

NPR

Owlcrate

Penguin Random House

Philosophy

Procreate

Publix

Ritzenhoff

Sephora

Shinsegae

SheaMoisture

Sipsmith Gin

Unilever

Zola