A brand name, bottle and label design, as well as a website we created for Obeliu Crafted Vodka, a super-premium vodka from Vilniaus Degtine. This vodka is made from spirits sourced from the Obeliu Distillery, built in 1907 by Jonas Psezdeckis, the last Count of Rokiskis. The front label features a photograph of Countess Katerina Komaraite Psezdeckiene bottling the Obeliu spirits in 1930.

A brand name, visual identity design and line of packaging we developed for the house-blend roasted beans from Coffee Address.

A visual identity and corporate website we designed for Zabolis Partners, a private equity firm specialising in the real estate, sustainable energy, e-commerce and financial technology sectors. We emphasised the firm’s internal motto of always starting a project from a blank page.

A special visual identity we developed for Aldaris Alus Darbnica. It was inspired by the legendary European Brewers Congress that took place in 1906, where one hundred brewmasters from Europe met at the Waldschlosschen Brewery (the historic name of Aldaris) in Riga to discuss the secrets of their craft. The visual identity was specially developed for the museum’s purposes and is used for special small-batch beer packaging produced on the museum’s premises.

A multi-award-winning visual identity and campaign we created for the first-ever comedy festival in Lithuania, Vilnius Comedy Fest. The logotype of the festival is a reinterpretation of the Vilnius coat-of-arms, and the campaign addresses the notoriously serious local population.

A visual identity system we developed for Kaunas city. The logo of Kaunas is made of stripes in various colours (designed to reflect the different layers of city life, from business to modern culture and from history to sport) that bend, cross each other and interlace. The interlacing design principle underlines the open spirit and versatility of Kaunas city and extends beyond the logo to build a comprehensive visual identity that seamlessly engages with the environment.

A very delicate design work for an iconic and exceptionally busy Svyturys logotype, aiming to give the logo a modern, quality feel with little to no actual changes to the design. The redesign of the logotype retained the profusion of all the elements, and a great deal of effort was spent improving the comprehensibility of the symbols. Dozens of designs were executed and tested for every logo element from the shape of the eagle feathers to the width, kerning, and outline of the lettering. The style of these elements was modernised and their execution was unified by means of hand drawing. Subsequently, a lot of thought was given to an elegant merger of these elements and a gentle rebalance of the logotype’s priorities to ensure a stronger impact. Finally, the logotype was reproduced in a vector format.


The brand name, visual identity and packaging we developed for Mr. Plume, a cider created by a Latvian musician who learned cider brewing in Austria and returned to his home city of Jumprava to produce his own ciders. We also helped Martin Plume to win a financial grant on the TV show ‘Company Secret’ to kick-start his business. As the name Plume sounds very much like plum, a lighthearted and paradoxical brand name was employed – Mr. Plume – for a cider made by a plum guy. A ‘Mr.’ bowler hat was shaped for the brand logo that is reminiscent of an apple.

A visual identity and packaging designs we crafted for the Raudonu Plytu Alaus Dirbtuves (Red Brick Beer Workshop) craft brewery, set up in the 230-year-old red brick Svyturys premises on the shores of the Baltic Sea shore. It is a place where experimentation, play and unconventional raw materials give rise to small batches of beer with unexpected and amazing flavours. The simplistic, joyful design forgoes the fancy beer design tradition, instead relying on the playful nature of the craft beer, while the names of the beer flavours pay tribute to the sea.

A campaign and visual identity we designed for the Supynes electronic music festival that takes place in the beautiful woods of Aukstaitija National Park.

A true 360-degree revamp we did for Small Planet Airlines, from the brand idea and platform to the name, logo, visual identity, plane livery, interior design, host gear design, client service ideas and client service standard, inflight materials, website design, and much more.

A multi-awarded campaign we created that brought cult status to the Satta Outside festival and was recognised as Client Of The Year at the Adrenalinas awards. At the time, the brothers were a real creative team at the agency who were briefed to create the campaign. The creative directors could not make sense of their ideas but loved their spirit, so the team became the focus of the campaign.