Pepe Gimeno graduated from the Valencia School of Arts and Crafts in 1970. From then on he worked in a number of advertising agencies in Madrid and Valencia until, in 1986, he set up his own studio. Later, he shared the studio with Daniel Nebot, Vicente Martínez and Lola Castelló.
In 1987 he was appointed as President of the Association of Designers of the Community of Valencia (ADCV). In 1990 he teamed up with Nacho Lavernia and the studio was renamed Gimeno Lavernia. For three years he gave classes in graphic design at the CEU San Pablo School in Valencia. 
In 1995 he created Pepe Gimeno - Proyecto Gráfico and moved the studio to Godella. In 1999, the magazine Experimenta published the book Pepe Gimeno, 25 años de diseño gráfico (Pepe Gimeno, 25 years of graphic design).
In 2001 he won a restricted contest convened by the Ministry of the Presidency in order to create the Graphic Identity of the Spanish Presidency of the European Union for 2002.
Also in 2001 the TDC, the Type Directors Club of New York, bestowed on him the Type Design Award for the FF Pepe typeface, which was later distributed by FontFont International.
In 2005 he was on the organizing committee of the 1st Typography Congress.
In 2016 he taught an online course via the Domestika platform on The Laws of Visual Perception.
In 2017, for his professional career, he received the ADCV Award and the Gràffica Award.
In 2020, he received the National Design Award in "Professional" mode for representing the best values of a generation of designers, a fundamental legacy for Spanish design. The jury highlights its profile as one of the first and most important ambassadors of Spanish design in the world, through a brilliant trajectory based on the excellence and rigor of its creative thinking. The permanent dialogue between design and the plastic arts from a sustainable perspective stands out in his career.

In 1987 he studied at the Valencia School of Arts and Crafts. That same year he began his collaboration with the Pepe Gimeno studio where he has remained up to the present day. His long professional career has allowed him to work with professionals of the stature of Nacho Lavernia and Juan Nava, which has given him a wide body of experience in every facet of graphic design, typography and signage.
He has been the guiding light behind many of the studios most important projects which have won international prizes as in the case of the FF Pepe typeface, honoured by the TDC with the Typeface Design Award or the Gold Medal for Creativity for the book Pepe Gimeno, 25 años de diseño gráfico.

A graduate in Industrial Design from the Higher Technical School of Design Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV). For two years, he studied typography and product design alternating between the design department of the Münster School of Design in Germany, and the Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London. He also attended the workshops organised by the Vitra Design Museum in Boisbuchet (France).
He has been part of the Pepe Gimeno studio since 2006.
He has produced major prize-winning projects such as the TDC's Certificate of Typography Excellence for the poster Vivan los Toros (Long Live the Bulls) as well as the Gold Medal awarded by the Valencia Designers Association (ADCV) for Roca's Corporate Typography.

He studies Industrial Design at the Valencia School of Applied Arts and Artistic Crafts. From 1990 he worked with a number of studios in Valencia and in 1995 was part of Lladró's communications team up to 2007, when he began working in the studio run by Juan Martínez. In 2008 he joined the Pepe Gimeno studio, where he has produced work that has earned prestigious recognition such as the Typography Excellence award presented by the International Society of Typographic Designers in the United Kingdom for the exhibition project Universitaris contra la dictadura (Universities against dictatorship) and the Communication Design Award bestowed by the TDC of New York for the catalogue of Diary of a shipwreck survivor.

Graduate in Economics from the University of Valencia in 2004.
She has worked in the administrative departments of several companies and in the banking sector before joining Pepe Gimeno-Proyecto Gráfico in 2012. Currently responsible for the Administrative Management of Gimeno Gràfic.

Graduated in 2020 in Industrial Design and Product Development at the Universitat Politècnica de València.
In 2021 she graduates from the Master of Design and Graphic Communication at the CEU San Pablo de València. She has been doing internships in different studios until in 2022 she joins the Gimeno Gràfic studio.