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[[Image:1209479570 Drfg.GIF|thumb|right]]Founded in 2004 by Oliver Hotz, Origami Digital, LLC was created to give clients a new alternative to bring their projects to life. The first and foremost important thing at Origami was to create an environment in which artists could not only thrive but also explore new areas of production. We set out to create a workflow that would not just give clients the best result, but would allow them to achieve that result in the most dynamic way possible. Many tools and procedures that we developed make the whole digital workflow transparent to the client so that everyone can focus on creativity and quality. | [[Image:1209479570 Drfg.GIF|thumb|right]]Founded in 2004 by Oliver Hotz, Origami Digital, LLC was created to give clients a new alternative to bring their projects to life. The first and foremost important thing at Origami was to create an environment in which artists could not only thrive but also explore new areas of production. We set out to create a workflow that would not just give clients the best result, but would allow them to achieve that result in the most dynamic way possible. Many tools and procedures that we developed make the whole digital workflow transparent to the client so that everyone can focus on creativity and quality. | ||
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Founded in 2004 by Oliver Hotz, Origami Digital, LLC was created to give clients a new alternative to bring their projects to life. The first and foremost important thing at Origami was to create an environment in which artists could not only thrive but also explore new areas of production. We set out to create a workflow that would not just give clients the best result, but would allow them to achieve that result in the most dynamic way possible. Many tools and procedures that we developed make the whole digital workflow transparent to the client so that everyone can focus on creativity and quality.
