New refreshed identity for the main and oldest university in Lithuania

To refresh the visual identity of the oldest and biggest universities in Lithuania. The new identity should be a step forward to a modern and innovative educational entity without betraying long history.

The new identity should also unite a large number of departments and represent Vilnius university as a solid, unified institution.

To refresh the visual identity of the oldest and biggest universities in Lithuania. The new identity should be a step forward to a modern and innovative educational entity without betraying long history.

The new identity should also unite a large number of departments and represent Vilnius university as a solid, unified institution.

To refresh the visual identity of the oldest and biggest universities in Lithuania. The new identity should be a step forward to a modern and innovative educational entity without betraying long history.

The new identity should also unite a large number of departments and represent Vilnius university as a solid, unified institution.

To refresh the visual identity of the oldest and biggest universities in Lithuania. The new identity should be a step forward to a modern and innovative educational entity without betraying long history.

The new identity should also unite a large number of departments and represent Vilnius university as a solid, unified institution.

To refresh the visual identity of the oldest and biggest universities in Lithuania. The new identity should be a step forward to a modern and innovative educational entity without betraying long history.

The new identity should also unite a large number of departments and represent Vilnius university as a solid, unified institution.

The crest and wordmark were simplified and updated with a modern Sans Serif font to make it more legible and easier to use. Cherry colour was maintained as a key colour – a colour that has been long associated with this institution.

Graphic language was created using architectural shapes of the key buildings of the university. Combination of those shapes can be used both as a texture or for image placing.

The refreshed visual identity was applied across all key applications from print to livery and souvenirs. A simple to use brandbook was designed to aid other designers who will continue designing applications.

The crest and wordmark were simplified and updated with a modern Sans Serif font to make it more legible and easier to use. Cherry colour was maintained as a key colour – a colour that has been long associated with this institution.

Graphic language was created using architectural shapes of the key buildings of the university. Combination of those shapes can be used both as a texture or for image placing.

The refreshed visual identity was applied across all key applications from print to livery and souvenirs. A simple to use brandbook was designed to aid other designers who will continue designing applications.

The crest and wordmark were simplified and updated with a modern Sans Serif font to make it more legible and easier to use. Cherry colour was maintained as a key colour – a colour that has been long associated with this institution.

Graphic language was created using architectural shapes of the key buildings of the university. Combination of those shapes can be used both as a texture or for image placing.

The refreshed visual identity was applied across all key applications from print to livery and souvenirs. A simple to use brandbook was designed to aid other designers who will continue designing applications.

The crest and wordmark were simplified and updated with a modern Sans Serif font to make it more legible and easier to use. Cherry colour was maintained as a key colour – a colour that has been long associated with this institution.

Graphic language was created using architectural shapes of the key buildings of the university. Combination of those shapes can be used both as a texture or for image placing.

The refreshed visual identity was applied across all key applications from print to livery and souvenirs. A simple to use brandbook was designed to aid other designers who will continue designing applications.

The crest and wordmark were simplified and updated with a modern Sans Serif font to make it more legible and easier to use. Cherry colour was maintained as a key colour – a colour that has been long associated with this institution.

Graphic language was created using architectural shapes of the key buildings of the university. Combination of those shapes can be used both as a texture or for image placing.

The refreshed visual identity was applied across all key applications from print to livery and souvenirs. A simple to use brandbook was designed to aid other designers who will continue designing applications.