Taro’s Origami created a unique origami booth with QMarkets to make origami and origami instructional packets to give to guests at their convention. Our origami booth, which used specialty-designed origami paper with their logo, presented several origami models that could be easily created throughout the day for a large amount of visitors.
As a part of the project we also created one of a kind branded origami paper for QMarkets that was both quality origami paper and covered with their corporate logo.
This paper was used both for the folding of models on site and then also in a special packet collaboratively designed by Taro’s and QMarkets to contain several fun origami models as well as their important corporate information. This was a great way to engage guests with their content in a fun, non-traditional, and hands-on way.
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