Lithuanian Culture Guide
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2015-07-13Vaidas Žvirblis
Through my drawings, I try to wrap the little reader in cosiness, love, kindness, and sometimes make him laugh. I …
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2015-07-13Leonardas Gutauskas
As I write books myself, everything matches – texts and illustrations. Writing and illustrating for children is like saying a …
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2015-07-13Evelina Paukštytė
Born: 1980. 2001 Kaunas School of Arts, diploma in ceramics. 2006 Vilnius Academy of Art, Printmaking Department, BA. 2008 Vilnius …
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2015-07-13Kamilė Gužaitė
Born: May 29, 1985. 2004 Kaunas Arts Gymnasium. 2009 Vilnius Academy of Art, Kaunas Art Faculty, Printmaking Department, MA. CONTACTS …
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2015-07-13Jūratė Račinskaitė
A children’s book to me means a door behind a door through which you want to enter, whenever you feel …
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2015-07-13Edvardas Jazgevičius
Children’s book illustration offers unlimited possibilities for imagination. It’s a fascinating opportunity to supplement the narrative with one’s own images, …
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2015-07-13Deimantė Rybakovienė
Books…They live next to children and can be big and small, ornate and humble, redolent of paint or of mother’s …
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2015-07-13Rasa Joni
Creating works for children is like eating tasty candies. Born: August 21, 1984, Kaunas, Lithuania. She studied at Kaunas Martinaitis …
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2015-07-13Rolandas Rimkūnas
Children are our future. And so creating for them is both great joy and great responsibility. You have to speak …
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2015-07-13Marius Jonutis
First of all, I try to remember what illustrations I myself found beautiful or exciting as a child; I don’t …
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2015-07-13Rimantas Rolia
I leave a book about flowers and cats happy, with my hands covered in watercolours, and a book about devils …
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2015-07-13Ieva Juknytė
The illustrator’s job to me is very similar to a performance – when creating a new character, I fully get …