The objective is to create and implement the company's new versatile visual identity. Gatvės gyvos, VšĮ is a public enterprise operating since 2015 and promoting sustainable travel in local surroundings, e.g. by exploring historical landmarks in one’s own neighbourhood. Despite its significant achievements, the company has never had a strong visual identity. The company provides a large number of different services (about 50 different sightseeing routes, 15 themed day camps for children, 8 orienteering games, etc.), and there is a constant need to present its services in a visually appealing way. Once the identity was created, the challenge arose to create aesthetically pleasing designs for services, like a forthcoming guidebook on Vilnius neighbourhoods and posters for sightseeing tours.

The principles of the circular economy are implemented by:
1) encouraging people to travel in their local environments;
2) creating versatile design templates that can be used in the future.

The principles of the digital economy have been implemented by creating more user-friendly and visually attractive tools to facilitate the process of ordering services and adapting the visual identity to a digital environment.

The new visual identity is represented by: a logo, fonts and colours; versatile templates designed to present a wide range of services in digital space; adaptation of the newly created website to the new visual identity; creation of the design for a guidebook to Vilnius neighbourhoods; and various physical products with a new level of visual quality.

Designer Gabrielė Liaugminaitė, mentor Martynas Birškys

The objective of this project is to create a communications design for a line of educational products for the aviation sector, so that KSU's educational products would be well-recognised and properly associated in the market. Another aim is to develop a service design, i.e. to digitalise the educational content and educational processes for the curricula in the aviation sector.

The main results to be achieved:

1. Development of a website (catalogue) hosting and communicating products (with a primary focus on the B2B sector, and a secondary focus on B2C).
2. Digitalisation of the product, optimisation of the content structure and the graphic design of the material.

Target project outcome indicators:

1. UX/UI of the product page/catalogue;
2. Expanding KSU's identity by creating a visual image of the product; creating a mini-identity.
3. Digitalisation of the product's educational material and creation of a replicable graphical structure to be reused.
4. Adaptation of the product's text, charts and visuals to the user by creating the optimal forms of expression (e.g. illustrations, screensavers, presentations, icons).

Designer Monika Pernavaitė, mentor Lukas Ruškys

The aim of this project is to develop and implement an innovative design solution for cosmetic products of the Valerijonas pharmacy, taking into account sustainability and digitalisation. The Valerijonas pharmacy follows the principles of natural and organic production when developing its products and the Razalija cosmetics line. The project aims to establish an idea of sustainability and to fulfil it in all aspects of the product.

The uniqueness of the project and its orientation towards the digital and circular economy is underpinned by:

1. The functionality and sustainability of the packaging. During the project, a packaging and design solution for skincare routines will be developed. The exclusive features of the set’s packaging are functionality and adaptability to the users' needs. The new packaging design takes into account the latest trends in circular economy and sustainability practices. Once purchased, the set’s box can be reused for storing cosmetic products and other small items, for shipments, etc. The aim of this innovation in packaging functionality and sustainability is to promote responsibility in production, consumption and sorting (zero waste) and to increase the product’s attractiveness to the consumer.
2. Digital technologies and digital solutions for descriptive design are used to provide information about Razalija’s product features and its uniqueness. Particular attention is paid to pharmaceutical science, naturalness and ecology.

Innovation is demonstrated by the following outstanding features: 1. Eco-friendliness; 2. Exclusive shapes, design, conceptual packaging, convenience; 3. Additional features, adaptability; 4. Minimalism, prioritisation of the main message; 5. Creating a purchase/consumption experience; 6. Using packaging for brand storytelling.

Key design solutions and benefits:

1. Creating outstanding packaging designs for the Valerijonas brand and the Razalija cosmetic lines characterised by greater functionality and environmental sustainability.
2. Creating explanatory visualisations of the Razalija brand using digital technologies to clarify the product’s content.
3. The design is intended to reduce the use of raw materials in packaging production by applying circular economy principles.

The project aims to achieve the following:

- To become a leading company in northern Lithuania, developing sustainable and innovative solutions in cosmetics.

- To increase the company's competitiveness and sales revenue, to compete using innovative design solutions in the cosmetics market.

- To contribute to the European Green Deal and to reduce the negative impact on the environment through the functional and sustainable design of containers and packaging.

It is expected that the implemented solutions will increase the competitiveness of the Valerijonas pharmacy in the market and raise sales revenues after the project’s implementation.

Designer Gintarė Petkevičiūtė, mentor Sandra Mockutė - Cicėnė

The project aims to develop and implement UI and UX solutions for Sekasoft’s document and process management system, which will increase the product's attractiveness to potential users, its applicability potential and its competitive advantage in the market. The aim is to develop and implement solutions that optimise the design (UI) and user experience (UX) of the product, which will improve the existing user interface and provide a roadmap for further implementation of the product’s marketing efforts. Such solutions contribute directly to the digital and circular economy. The new design solutions are to be implemented on an Agile basis, with a phased approach. The development of an attractive and easily applicable product for the market is expected to increase the number of users and the number of implementations of the system. The new visual identity will also help the company's product stand out in the market and build consumers’ trust in the brand. The increasing level of digitalisation in organisations is leading to more efficient use of human resources and reduced consumption of natural resources: elimination of paper documents, less printing, reduction of physical storage space, etc.

Designer Deividas Kačiušis, mentor Martynas Birškys

The aim of the project was to develop a product design for a smart multifunctional disinfection device based on the principles of the circular economy, and to create a design concept for a smart user interface for remote management and servicing, based on the principles of digitalisation and the cloud. A new unprecedented air and surface UV disinfection device is introduced on the market. The product combines two functions in one, or may only have one of them. This innovative solution results in lower costs for materials and light sources, a longer product lifetime, a smaller amount of hazardous mercury and a lower selling price to the end user.

Designer Lukas Avėnas, mentor Denis Orlenok

Lidaris is a laser technology company testing optical elements. The project aims to digitalise the company's knowledge in an appropriate way and bring it into a digital environment by creating a series of explanatory videos. Such materials are easy to share and are therefore expected to reduce the volume of the company's printed materials and the number of trips to customers. The package consists of seven explanatory videos. They are tailored to different platforms and functions: mobile, website, social networking, and emailing.

Designer Dzmitrij Kakhaniuk, mentor Pijus Cicėnas

The aim of this project was to develop a packaging concept for a line of bread products based on the principles of the circular economy and a packaging prototype.

Objectives:

1. development of a packaging concept based on the principles of the circular economy for “Lašų duona” line of bread products;
2. Development of a packaging design based on the principles of the circular economy and a packaging prototype for frozen bread “Lašų šaldyta”.

The new packaging concept based on the principles of the circular economy is expected to contribute to the creation of a responsible brand image: the packaging will aim to reduce portions following current consumption trends, thus promoting the reduction of food waste, and the bread products will draw the attention of a younger generation, who are accustomed to a fast-paced lifestyle and a culture of snacking, to the importance of bread in a diet. The concept of frozen bread will help extend the freshness of the product, contributing to the reduction of food waste.

Designer Gerda Liudvinavičiūtė, mentor Denis Orlenok

Vitameda develops and manufactures workwear and supplies it to the EU market. The company's products lacked a brand identity and their design lacked a contemporary feel. In order to structure the company's activities, the products were divided into three categories and, once the target audience had been identified, two brand strategies were developed and a brand was created based on one of the strategies. The Lonewolf brand's audience and strategy were also reviewed and the product design was updated. The Lonewolf brand focuses on comfort, quality and resilience. At the ISPO Munich 2022 outdoor clothing exhibition, quality materials were selected to increase product durability. The ARBOR brand's new strategy is to produce only made-to-order garments, thus reducing overproduction. The new brand identity reflects the rich choice of colours that distinguishes the product in the Lithuanian and global markets. In the prototyping process, 3D construction technology was used to reduce the use of raw materials and resources. These solutions are expected to drive the company's growth through a unique product identity and design.

Designer Ramunė Raslavičiūtė, mentor Jolanta Rimkutė

The company is engaged in the manufacture and installation of stone worktops, fireplace surrounds, floors, staircases, interior walls, window sills, facade finishes, exterior elements and other products. 

The main goal of the project "Design Wings" is to create a modern, contemporary website design based on UX/UI research and principles. The website will not only present information about the company, goods and services, but also a gallery of completed projects. It is hoped that the revamped website will help to raise awareness of the company, educate consumers about the benefits of natural stone products and encourage them to choose sustainable and natural materials over synthetic ones.

Designer Deimantė Gudelytė, mentor Pijus Cicėnas

Fashion designer Diana Vapsvė, who launched her brand in 2012, creates two collections each year. Both the creation and production of the clothes take place only in Lithuania. During the project was created main and capsule collections that apply circular and digital economy principles - using sustainable fabrics, 3D prototyping, sustainable packaging, a new label concept, and other digital tools to help develop environmentally friendly solutions.

Designer Ramunė Raslavičiūtė, mentor Sandra Mockutė-Cicėnė

Kvalitetas manages the Urbanfood brand, which offers raw food products made in Lithuania, such as powders and mixtures of various berries, vegetables, herbs and seeds. 

Participation in the Design Wings project will contribute to the increased digitalisation of the company, as activities related to the attractive and engaging presentation of products in a virtual environment are foreseen. In this way, consumers will be educated about the uniqueness of the products and encouraged to consume the company's products more frequently in their daily diets, thus obtaining the necessary nutrients and replacing synthetic vitamins or food supplements. The interactive animations are expected to engage not only adults but also children. At the same time, the company will be more visible in the virtual environment.

The company's production is based on circular economy principles: raw materials are sourced from local farms, and products that are not suitable for supermarkets (too big, too small or otherwise substandard) are used. The project will seek to interactively communicate these circular economy principles in the company in a virtual space, by creating relevant design elements, graphic elements and animations of the circular economy cycle.

Designer Viktorija Valužytė, mentor Sandra Mockutė-Cicėnė

Established in 1993 in Šakiai, the furniture manufacturing company Lauksva produces standard and non-standard furniture for homes, public spaces and even cruise ships. The company's product range includes more than 500 furniture fabrics and 400 furniture sets. Lauksva produces 10 000 products a year.

The project will update the design and structure of the company's website in order to create an optimised and efficient user journey. Improving the user experience and interfaces to allow easy and intuitive navigation of the website will also increase website conversions.

Designer Benedikta Kanytė, mentor Lukas Ruškys

"Geras odontologas" is a fully digitalised dental clinic in Kaunas, Lithuania, offering a full range of services. From 3D dental photography to sedation implantation, all treatment is provided in one dental clinic.

The project improved the user experience and the user interface of the clinic's website, helping the user to navigate easily and intuitively and increasing website conversions. It also created visual communication content for the website (illustrations, photos, etc.).

Designer Augustė Buinevičiūtė, mentor Lukas Ruškys

"Gražūs leidiniai" is a company that publishes periodicals. 

The project involved digitising the magazine "Raktas" to make the content easily accessible to a wider audience, both Lithuanians living in Lithuania and those living abroad. The aim is to further promote healthy lifestyles and self-education. The raktas.eu website has also been revamped with the latest user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) solutions.

Designer Miglė Rukštelytė, mentor Lukas Ruškys

Aispeco is a manufacturer of advanced geospatial data collection platforms. His multi-sensor payloads can be deployed on airborne, mobile, and stationary platforms and combine laser scanning (LiDAR), spectral (hyperspectral) and other imaging capabilities. Founded in 2014, company supports utilities, forestry, city mapping, mining, civil engineering firms, and many other industries across the globe. 

Designer Deividas Kačiušis, mentor Martynas Birškys

"Kertušas", which owns the "Puikūs kemperiai" brand, has many years of experience in motorhome rental and sales. Although based in Vilnius, the company offers rental services throughout the country. 

The project involves the creation of videos showing the principles of van use and instructions for the company's customers. This will not only help to present the company's services in a more attractive way, but will also increase brand awareness and contribute to a greater dissemination of the brand in the virtual space. 
 

Designer Dzmitrij Kakhaniuk, mentor Pijus Cicėnas

"Gooliver" is a consultancy company based in Vilnius, but also provides services outside the country. 

The project has created a UX/UI design solution for a specific service. This solution will allow the service and its related processes to be digitised, while partially automating its delivery and shortening the service delivery steps.

Designer Leonardas Sindaravičius, mentor Lukas Ruškys

The Lithuanian Ethnosport Committee is an organization established in 2019 by ethnosport enthusiasts dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional games, safeguarding cultural heritage, and integrating ethnosport into the Lithuanian education system. Led by President Stanislav Bajurin, the committee began its work with the mission to encourage younger generations to discover and value their national traditions, uphold the significance of cultural heritage, and foster the development of new ethnosport traditions in Lithuania.

During the project implementation, the goal will be to refresh the visual identity of the Lithuanian Ethnosport Committee (LEK) and create a more appealing, contemporary image that enhances the organization’s visibility and ensures consistent, easily recognizable communication in the digital space. The updated design will be integrated into existing and newly developed digital tools, such as the Lithuanian Ethnosport League platform, including the design of user experience (UX) and user interface (UI). The project will enable more effective public engagement in ethnosport activities, foster interest in Lithuanian cultural heritage, contribute to greater cultural accessibility, and help ensure the continuity of traditions. A renewed visual identity and modern image will allow the organization to reach not only existing community members but also new, especially younger, audiences. Consistent communication and easily accessible digital information will promote inclusivity, strengthen cultural identity, and encourage more active civic involvement in the preservation and promotion of culture. This will generate a positive social impact—strengthening community ties and fostering cross-sector collaboration between the fields of culture, education, and sports.

Designer Gerda Adiklytė, mentor Igor Gubaidulin.

.The project aims to develop three contemporary design solutions to present and position traditional large handwoven Lithuanian shawls within the high value-added segment:

• Packaging design that reflects the aesthetics of a luxury brand, highlighting the product’s authenticity and value.

• Label design that enhances brand recognition, communicates the product’s origin and craftsmanship story, and provides both informational and emotional value to the consumer.

• A visual infographic solution that tells the story of the shawls’ creation, origin, tradition, and possible uses.

These design solutions will not only enhance the product’s appeal but also contribute to generating social impact by:

• Revitalizing the endangered craft of weaving;

• Strengthening national identity;

• Connecting Lithuanians in Lithuania and the diaspora through a shared cultural symbol;

• Creating added value for both regional artisans and consumers seeking an authentic, meaningful product.

Designer Paulina Galinytė, mentor Kaja Elena Brilė.

Gerų minčių ūkis is a family-owned brand from Klaipėda, Lithuania. They craft handmade jams, preserves, condiments, and gift items using natural ingredients – all made with love for nature and people.

As part of this project, "Gerų minčių ūkis" will redesign its product labels and packaging while retaining the current logo and core elements of its visual identity. At present, the packaging design lacks clarity and distinctiveness—it does not ensure product recognition, fails to communicate the value of the goods, and does not establish a strong emotional connection with consumers.

Although the products are high-quality, made from natural and often locally sourced ingredients without preservatives, this is not effectively conveyed through the current design. As a result, the company is missing the opportunity to stand out in the market and strengthen its brand identity.

The project aims to create new, clear, and distinctive label and packaging design solutions that will enhance brand recognition and competitiveness. These designs will reflect the company's core values—quality, sustainability, locality, and community—and foster a deeper emotional connection with consumers through an honest, nature-inspired, and aesthetically appealing visual language.

Social Impact. The updated label and packaging design for "Gerų minčių ūkis" will contribute to positive social impact at both the consumer and local community levels. By clearly communicating the company’s values—quality, sustainability, locality, and community—it will promote consumer awareness and encourage support for local producers, as well as the choice of natural and responsibly made products.

Disigner Darius Odinas, mentor Emilija Užukauskienė.

Company is dedicated to reviving the best farming traditions once celebrated by strong Lithuanian homesteads. Located on the scenic bluff of the Šventoji River in the Ukmergė district, Leonpolis Manor is home to an organic farm whose products are sold both in major cities across Lithuania and online.

Currently, the Leonpolis Dvaro Kooperatyvas lacks a clear, competitive, and easily recognizable visual identity that would support effective communication with its target audiences and enhance both brand awareness and perceived value.

The goal of this project is to develop a new, distinctive, and market-competitive brand, which will include a logo, a comprehensive visual identity system with usage guidelines, and packaging design for its products.

The resulting design will enable the cooperative to communicate its values in a consistent and professional way, strengthen customer trust, and improve brand recognition both locally and more broadly. The design solutions will also contribute significantly to the cooperative’s social impact by building trust in the brand and encouraging responsible consumption.

Visual communication will reinforce the company’s image as a producer of organic goods and a steward of sustainable agriculture, fostering a sense of credibility and encouraging environmentally conscious choices. It will also help raise consumer awareness about environmental issues, strengthen cultural identity, preserve historical memory, and inspire community engagement in sustainability and cultural initiatives.

The visual identity and brand communication will convey a message rooted in respect for nature, community, and heritage. It will encourage local residents to take an active role in promoting sustainability and culture, instill pride in local heritage, and motivate participation in various initiatives.

Disigner Gita Gajauskienė, mentor Emilija Užukauskienė.

Senjorų pasaulis is an organization dedicated to creating an environment where individuals experiencing loneliness and social exclusion due to age can remain active, healthy, and independent for as long as possible.The organization runs a virtual club for like-minded individuals who value health promotion, respectful communication, social engagement, and building new connections. 

To improve the quality of services provided by the organization, the project will develop new static and dynamic visual solutions tailored to an older audience. These solutions will strengthen the social impact of the organization “Senjorų pasaulis” by increasing senior engagement in virtual activities. A clear and easy-to-understand service design will help seniors better grasp the available opportunities and encourage participation in four thematic modules: culture, foreign languages, wellness, and information technology. A specially designed service guide will support seniors in navigating digital communication tools with confidence—opening a new window to the world. The design solution will improve older adults’ ability to use digital tools, enabling the organization to more effectively promote social inclusion and enhance seniors’ quality of life by increasing their access to skill-building and remote learning opportunities. Digital inclusion has the potential to significantly improve seniors’ well-being—building their confidence and reducing fear of technology. It will also help them connect with others, participate in remote activities, and remain integrated in today’s technology-driven world.

Designer Rugilė Kniazytė, mentor Lukas Ruškys.

Biok Laboratorija is the largest cosmetics manufacturing company in Lithuania, managing well-known brands such as MARGARITA, ECODENTA, KILIG, RASA, and ARAS. Currently, company produces over 250 different Lithuanian-made cosmetic products for facial, body, and hair care, as well as oral hygiene.

As part of the project, an animated video will be created to educate children about proper daily oral hygiene routines. The video aims to build awareness of the importance of dental care and encourage healthy habits from an early age. Using playful and child-friendly language, the animation will explain how to brush teeth correctly, what motions to use, how long the process should take, and how often it should be done. It will also introduce the main oral hygiene tools and products—such as a toothbrush, toothpaste, and mouthwash—emphasizing the importance of choosing high-quality, age-appropriate items. The video is designed not only to provide useful information but also to inspire children to enjoy dental care, fostering a sense of responsibility for their health and creating positive emotions associated with daily oral hygiene. The animation will follow an agreed visual style to ensure a modern and engaging product that resonates with the target audience and strengthens brand awareness. The intended social impact includes educating and informing children, fostering healthy habits, and encouraging parental involvement.

Designer Emilija Žebuolytė, mentor Pijus Cicėnas.

Techi designs educational construction kits for children that are interactive and inspire kids to create, learn, and explore through play.

The project will focus on developing a new visual identity for the Curiosity Club educational construction kit subscription service. This will include packaging design, a color palette, graphic language, and communication guidelines. Additionally, the unique selling points (USPs) of the existing educational kits will be identified and visually reflected on product packaging and across communication materials. These design solutions will contribute to the company’s social impact by enhancing the clarity and appeal of the educational kits’ message for parents, caregivers, and educational institutions. A clear and trustworthy visual language will help audiences better understand the educational value of the products and simplify the decision-making process when purchasing. As a result, a wider audience of children will be encouraged to engage in learning activities based on STEAM principles and inspired by well-known historical figures—supporting the development of children’s creativity, curiosity, and technological literacy.

Designer Vesta Rugilė Nausėdaitė, mentor Lukas Ruškys.

Unikalus šokis offers dance classes open to everyone, regardless of age, experience, or individual learning needs. The dances are adapted so that anyone can participate. The organization's mission is not only to provide dance activities but also to create opportunities for children and young people with individual learning needs to integrate into society — while raising public awareness that these children are equally deserving of love and friendship. The broader goal is to build a community of non-formal education teachers, making non-formal education more accessible to children with diverse learning needs.

This project will develop new design solutions—including sensory T-shirts and related accessories—with the aim of promoting social inclusion and raising public awareness about people with disabilities. The design is inspired by a drawing created by artist Skaistė Druskinytė and graphic designer Vesta Tilindytė, which reflects a personal experience with depression. This artwork will be translated into a tactile representation on the T-shirts, creating a strong aesthetic and emotional connection to social issues.

A designer will create a sensory version of the T-shirt, where the illustration will be rendered using textile and other material techniques that add a tactile dimension. This approach will transform the T-shirts into garments that are not only visually appealing but also emotionally resonant and accessible to people with various disabilities.

The project may also explore the development of alternative T-shirt silhouettes, based on the results of user surveys, to better suit the needs of individuals with different disabilities. These design solutions aim to foster a greater sense of inclusion and address both aesthetic and practical challenges in everyday life and clothing use.

The sensory T-shirts and accessories created during the project will serve as tools for social change. The initiative will raise public awareness about people with disabilities and actively involve them in the creative process, giving them the opportunity to contribute to the making of the artwork. This participation will help reduce social exclusion and promote inclusion.

The design solutions will also provide a platform for open and sincere dialogue about mental health and disability. Art will be used as a medium to address sensitive topics that are often overlooked in public discourse, encouraging greater understanding and empathy. In addition, the sensory accessories included in the packaging will convey the project’s core message—art as a form of emotional expression—and serve as another step toward social change and inclusion.

Designer Gretė Labanauskaitė, mentor Edita Tamošiūnienė.