Plexipixel, Inc. Moves Uptown

Plexipixel, Inc. has moved its offices to the Uptown neighborhood of Seattle.

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) November 8, 2004

Plexipixel, Inc. has moved its offices to the Uptown neighborhood of Seattle. The move to a building just north of Seattle Center on Roy St., is part of an effort to reinforce the company’s philosophy of creative community.

The layout is 1400 square feet of open studio space with a conference room, a patio and café-type kitchen. “We chose an office that allows people to interact and work with one another in different ways while affording us a certain degree of layout flexibility” said President of the company, Matt L. Rodriguez. The location is also within walking distance of shops, restaurants, museums, theatres, and two music stores. “We encourage everyone to participate in local community events, rejuvenate their creativity and find inspiration by experiencing life outside of the office.” The company is an active sponsor of local art and music events like the Northwest Film Forum’s Childish Film Festival, and Decibel—an upcoming digital music festival.

“Plexipixel believes in the direct correlation between inspired, happy people and amazing work. Design is a combination of science and art. We ask a lot from our Creatives and Programmers to push the boundaries of design to make sure our work is effective, functional and looks great,” said Vicky Tamaru, CEO.

Plexipixel,Inc. is a marketing and entertainment design firm specializing in animation and web development. Current projects include: animated content for various mobile phones featuring well-known comic book characters like Garfield and Opus, an animated series of e-cards for Universal Music, and a complete site redesign for on-line movie rental service GreenCine. Past projects include: broadcast and web animations for the Napster “come back” commercial series, Microsoft Press Faster Smarter online quiz, and website redesigns for Featherspring and Luxis International..

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