Polish Institute Berlin: Poland – Closer Than You Think Gillen Design partnered with the Polish Institute Berlin to create a thoughtful and witty campaign aimed at bridging the cultural gap... read more →
ACUVUE: Crafting a Cohesive Visual Presence for a Leading Brand While working with Wolff Design Pty in Sydney, Australia, I had the privilege of contributing to the design and... read more →
Only About Children: Inspiring Growth Through Design Only About Children (OAC) is an Australian childcare and early learning provider renowned for its innovative approach to early education. While... read more →
Carola Weicksel, a visionary and influencer with a passion for fostering leadership excellence, approached us to craft a personal brand that aligns with her mission. Specializing in professional seminars designed... read more →
Happy Birthday Gillen Design, Happy Birthday Bauhaus! In November 2019, we celebrated a double milestone: Gillen Design’s 5th anniversary and the 100th anniversary of Bauhaus—a movement that continues... read more →
Wantedly: Redefining HR with a Passionate Approach Not all jobs are created equal, and Wantedly empowers individuals to uncover careers they are truly passionate about. As a Japanese HR platform,... read more →
KRB.Berlin: A Bold Rebrand for a Visionary Design Studio In 2019, Gillen Design collaborated with Studio KRB, a 360° design agency based in Berlin, to redefine their brand... read more →
I Qube You: Pop-Up Cubes with the Ultimate Wow Effect I Qube You was a groundbreaking product designed to create memorable impressions for personal celebrations, corporate... read more →
Cancer Council Australia: Designing for Clarity and Impact Cancer Forum, the official journal of the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia, is produced by Cancer Council Australia to serve... read more →
Phorest Salon Software: Elevating Brand Presence Through Design Phorest Salon Software is a leader in salon management solutions, empowering businesses to grow with tools tailored for success. In... read more →