Graphic design is directly related to the creation of artistic images and, in a broader sense, to art itself. This field has accompanied me throughout my life – from painting lessons, later graduating from the Vilnius Vienožinskis Art School, and finally obtaining a master's degree in architecture. During my studies and while working as an architect in a studio, I designed buildings, their volumes, architecture, and visualizations, which taught me how to apply artistic principles in practice and turn ideas into objects. Proportions, lines, composition, and work layouts were an integral part of my work, and I am grateful for my previous experience, which allows me to apply all of this in creating graphic design.
Art education is inseparable from the development of aesthetics and taste. I always strive to mark my graphic works with a subtle aesthetic, combined with a modern touch. In my work, I apply the principle of minimalistic "cleanliness," avoiding excessive details and focusing on the idea and the message conveyed to the observer. Visual identity is extremely important for standing out, especially in this media age. I believe that the creativity I have nurtured through various artistic activities, and continue to do so, allows me to create unique value for brands and help them stand out. The ability to understand the client's needs and grasp the essence of a brand or product, in my opinion, are significant aspects in creating a successful visual communication message. For me, graphic design is currently a way to express myself and materialize ideas, and I believe that I can help companies and brands achieve this and reach broader audiences.