when we sat down to a blank screen we had problems to solve: combine funny with pragmatic, mesh german design with new york style, balance cash and soul and teach people how to spell our name. we found an answer in a simple idea.
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it’s oh, not ho! -
business cards 2.0. on top varnish with a collage of all our work we of '06. -
fresh off the silk screen -
we’re not afraid of colour! -
inspiration. -
akzidenz, precursor to helvetica, and more legible. -
we live and work by the mantra. -
![br[oh]chure no.1. work printed in varnish. words in white.](/images/fangohrVisuals8.jpg)
br[oh]chure no.1. work printed in varnish. words in white. -
inside spread. -
soy ink on recycled paper. for the rock we live on. -
magnetic sheet puzzles for our o1 party. -
we designed our own stamps. of course we did.
in practice
fangohr is fangohr founder florian’s last name, but nobody seems to be able to spell it right: in the past many emails to fanghor went the way of the mailer daemon, who is always quick to reply and loves to disappoint. we solved the problem by highlighting the problematic letters right in the logo. remember: it’s “oh”, not “ho”!
having overcome this alphabetical obstacle, we focused on our convictions:
- we believe personal and corporate responsibility are one
- we want to pour our hearts into projects we believe in because it shows in the work
- we love to be in awe
- we want to make the world a better place.
- we wouldn’t mind getting compensated fairly.
before it got completely out of hand we distilled it all down to “honest communications for a better tomorroh”
team
florian fangohr
jason wachtelhausen
darrick borowski
gregory carafelli
joshua musick
outcome
we can honestly say that our invoices make our clients feel good. we received this e-mail after sending renegade marketing a bill:
from: adiata devore
subject: re: invoice week of 10/25
date: november 1, 2004cool invoice florian. thanks!
the only way to get your hands on an invoice is to hire us: contact us
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