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    Carlos Tarrats

    January 22nd, 2009

     

    Carlos Tarrats is an exceptionally talented youngster working at American Apparel in Los Angeles. His work is so refreshing and reminds me of the classic designs from the 60’s. Love it!        


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    5 Comments

    1. Very versatile work, I should add to your comment! ;]

    2. pat taylor

      This person is very talented and with high taste!

    3. He does really nice work, although I think you could have picked a more interesting piece of his for this post.

    4. All his work is great and it was hard to choose. I think the image chosen is definitely interesting.

    5. This guy has some really great work.

      I can’t even imagine how awesome it must be being a graphic designer at American Apparel. They’re one of the few companies that actually understands Swiss design — and embraces it, too.


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