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fangohr is a design studio in new york city, ready to bring creative change; to us it doesn’t matter if the project is small or large, analog or digital, we’re experienced with different types of media because we design, code and tell stories every day, for a living.

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fangohr team

Alec Cumming code

cleaning up immaculately planned but misguided plots since 1979

carlos ancalmo illustration

carlos represents the lookout with a tragic sense of timing. at night he keeps breaking into an art studio in the lower east side to steal shows

David Castillo Elegance

If you want to get lost in the pack don't let David behind the wheel. His motto, "Get in the trunk and shut up."

Elsa Chaves design

conceptual idealization with a focus on snackability

florian fangohr design

maybe florian would have made a master thief if he didn't look so terrible in black; this off-beat mind exhibits the relentlessness and improvisational wit necessary for the big heists.



kevin krause code

kevin owns you. more importantly: he owns root


extended family

joachim müller-lancé, design

based in san francisco joachim is a street fighter. if he isn't battling with the redesign of more usable tax forms, you will find him wrestling with kerning pairs and beziér curves. meet shuriken man

jemma hostetler, design

jemma has crossed countless state-borders, successfully high-tailing the law for years. she leaves clues on prate when the rush wears off. needless to say jemma's and her husband's latest endeavor won't give her away either: sans nom

mike kohnke, design + type + maps

located in oakland, ca, mike never considered a criminal career: with his claim to fame as the world's tallest type designer, it's too easy to pick him out of a line-up. Mike founded and maintains typebox, llc. a collaborative of talents who create map, graphic, and type designs that stand out tall; more on typebox

darrick borowsky, architecture

darrick got the blueprints: he is fangohr’s authority on architecture and interior design


*why crime as a metaphor? we like to compare a design job to a good old-fashioned robbery. the crew is made up of archetypal characters that bring together the essential skills for success. teamwork and inter-communication can't fail. everything depends on it.

ideally, the details are planned out carefully in advance, but sometimes when you are hitting a joint, and time is running out, you just have to blow a hole in the wall. we enjoy both equally.

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