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Introducing Aiste Bileviciute a Lithuanian illustrator with bags of talent

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Date
20 June 2012

I’m going to level with you, everything I know about Lithuania you could fit on the back of a beer mat (A small beer mat. With “Capital=Vlinius” written on it). But turns out ignorance is not bliss, and that there;s some interesting creative talents the Baltic republic (thanks Wikipedia) is keeping to itself.

Trained in graphic design and illustration, Aiste Bileviciute has an eclectic portfolio which experiments with colour, form and texture. Personally I am most enamoured with the quieter, stripped back work but there’s no doubting her skills and her refreshing willingness to experiment.

An illustration of a surreal, organic form composed of winding stems, dots and floral shapes. Brightly coloured elements include pink flowers, a blue and orange butterfly and a yellow bird inside a circle.
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Aiste Bileviciute: Holiday Season
An illustration of a smiling person riding a bicycle with colourful, multi-coloured wheels. A basket on the back is filled with white spheres, and a speech bubble above them reads “bom dia!”. To the left, a separate surreal figure consists of a mouth dripping a liquid onto a black and white shape.
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Aiste Bileviciute: Holiday Season
A colourful mixed-media illustration of a large, stylized animal figure. The body is filled with intricate patterns, small figures, and bright yellow and red shapes against a white background.
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Aiste Bileviciute: The Shining World of Fantasy
Two illustrations of figures in light purple dresses, each set within an oval frame. The first figure leans back against a dark, floral background, while the second stands before a bright yellow pattern of flowers.
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Aiste Bileviciute: Untitled
An illustration of a surreal, floating collection of objects on a white background. A record player at the bottom connects to a floating arrangement including a ship, a fish, and a plate of food.
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Aiste Bileviciute: La Boheme

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Rob Alderson

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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

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