Artist Reveals Problems Of Modern Times In Her 20 Thought-Provoking Illustrations

Modern life is full of problems and varying degrees of issues, but we often struggle to define them clearly, mostly because they are abstract in and of themselves. Therefore the work of illustrators like Ūla Šveikauskaitė is irreplaceable when it comes to putting the artistic finger on the pulse of the zeitgeist and expressing these complex issues in well-thought-out and easy-to-understand visual metaphors. Looking at the talented artist's illustrations, it may come as no surprise that she's a sought-after cover artist among many local and global magazines, and is often asked to visually embellish people's publications. Usually, her illustrations express the intent of the article so well that I already know what it's about before even reading the title, which speaks volumes about the clarity of the image.

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“Day, Night And Day Again” An Illustration For The Essay Of Daiva Budrienė About Her Experiences While Being Infected With Coronavirus. Commissioned By “Moteris” Magazine

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Artist Reveals Problems Of Modern Times In Her 20 Thought-Provoking Illustrations

“Day, Night And Day Again” An Illustration For The Essay Of Daiva Budrienė About Her Experiences While Being Infected With Coronavirus. Commissioned By “Moteris” Magazine

Personal Work Dedicated To The Protests In Belarus In 2020

“Flexible Working Conditions Offered By Companies To Employees: Advantages Can Easily Turn Into Drawbacks” — Another Illustration For “Spectrum” Magazine

Illustration For An Article “Seeking Social Salvation” By Meera Clark In “World Positive” Magazine

Illustration For The Sociological Study Of Milda Pivoriūtė And Karolina Poškauskaitė “When 'Too Much' And 'Somehow' Does Not Satisfy Anymore"

Personal Work

Illustration For An Article “Seeking Social Salvation” By Meera Clark In “World Positive” Magazine

Don't Give Up To The Tyranny Of Checklists And New Years Resolutions. An Illustration For Daiva Budrienė's Essay “This Year I Will Cross You Out Of My List”

Finishing Old Sketches

“The Return Of Containment. What The Cold War Policy Means For Our Current Moment.” By Deborah Welch Larson. Illustration For “Foreign Policy”

"S Writting His Thesis." Personal Work

Contest Entry For A Magazine Cover About Schistosomiasis (A.k.a. Snail Disease)

A Lithuanian Chair Under The Sun Of Guinea

“Scientists Predict That In The Future Almost Everyone Will Be Allergic,” The Illustration For Vu “Spectrum”

Illustration I Made For An Article "Scientific Methods Can Decrease Suicide Rates In Lithuania" Vilnius University Magazine "Spectrum"

A Hero And A Spot Illustration For An Article “Identity — Aligned Interventions” By Meera Clark In “World Positive” Magazine

Illustration For @dasbiber For An Essay “The Calling Of The Family” About Being A Woman With Egyptian Roots, Growing In Conservative Family Surroundings While Living In Cosmopolitan Vienna

When You Work As An Editorial Illustrator In 2020 You Inevitably Add More And More Works About Corona In Your Portfolio

A Hero And A Spot Illustration For An Article “Identity — Aligned Interventions” By Meera Clark In “World Positive” Magazine

The Poster For “Open House Vilnius” 2020

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