CCCCHARLIE is a contemporary artist and graphic designer based in Los Angeles. Known for his bold and vibrant artwork, he explores the intersection of popular culture and politics through a playful and irreverent lens.
With a diverse background in fine arts, graphic design, and advertising, CCCCHARLIE brings a unique perspective to his work. His pieces often combine unexpected imagery and a mix of mediums and techniques, including digital illustration, painting, and collage, to create visually striking and thought-provoking compositions.
CCCCHARLIE takes inspiration from a wide range of sources, including current events, social media trends, and pop culture icons, weaving together seemingly disparate elements to create his distinctive style. His work often features bright colors and bold typography, adding a touch of humor and wit to his provocative messages. Whether tackling political issues or poking fun at celebrity culture, his work always provokes a reaction and encourages viewers to question the world around them.
With a growing following and recognition in the art world, CCCCHARLIE continues to push boundaries and challenge expectations with his innovative approach to art and design.
BACKGROUND:
CCCCHARLIE started his career after getting his AA in studio art and a BFA in product & graphic design from Otis College of Art and Design in 2010. He started the company Clean {aesthetic} right out of college and grew the brand into an international success; selling apparel through Bloomingdale's, home decor through T.J.Maxx in two countries, and B2C.
Over the past decade, he has worked with major brands such as the Springhill Company, Hollister, Alternative Apparel, WESC, the City of L.A., Citibank, and many more. In 2014, he designed and opened a store in Playa del Rey until they were forced to close in early 2020.
Aside from apparel and home decor, Charlie has designed restaurants in Los Angeles, hosted and curated over a dozen art shows, and lead teams of people to accomplish major projects. He started working for ANF Corp as an apparel designer in 2018, but has since left the brand to work as a freelance designer back in Los Angeles to pursue new goals and career.