Our year in review 2019

This is the time of year for sharing what we’re thankful for. And you are at the top of our list. Without you, we wouldn't be us; thank you all for your support throughout the year. 2019 has been a cracker of a year: we welcomed new (and returning) faces to the team, moved into fabulous new digs, won a few super-duper shiny design awards, welcomed new clients to the Creatik fam bam, and worked on a dizzying range of design projects.

We're taking a break over Chrissie and the studio will close at lunchtime on Christmas Eve; returning Wednesday 08 Jan 2020.

We wish you a happy, healthy and festive Christmas with all your family, friends and fur-babies! And look forward to working with you in 2020.

2019 News
Celebrating our wins at the Australian Design Awards 2025

Congratulations to Marble Money, Alvarium and Zurich for winning big in the Australian Design Awards 2025, earning us two GOLD and one SILVER!⁣

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2024 Year In Review

This year held so many great moments, highlights and achievements. But more than anything, we’re grateful for our incredible clients. Here is a look at some of the magic we made this year.

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A Night to Remember: Our Wins at the ANZ Transform Awards 2024

With recognition across multiple categories and individual accolades, it was a moment to reflect on the creativity, strategy, and passion that define our work.

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Creatik Appoints Louise Thomas as Strategy Director

This appointment marks a significant milestone in Creatik’s evolution as we continue to assess, refine, and reshape our offerings to better serve our clients.

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5 success criteria for a high performing brand strategy

if your brand strategy isn’t present and performing across every aspect of your business; it isn’t working.

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Why interactive PDFs are the future

Static, traditional PDFs can deliver the facts, but let’s be honest—are they exciting? Are they engaging? Probably not.

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Life rocks when you're climbing

Last week, our team traded in their to do list for not so flattering (some would say Borat) harnesses and took on a different kind of challenge: indoor rock climbing.

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