Boris Ljubicic

STUDIO INTERNATIONAL

Boris Ljubicic lives and works in Zagreb. He graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 1968. He has taken part in a number of professional tours and skill improvement programmes in Denmark, England, Finland, Italy, Japan and the USA. Since 1970, he has dedicated his work to visual research in graphic design and visual communications. His radical works, adapted to some extent after several years, have been extensively used in Croatia and abroad. Many of his works have been honoured with international recognition and awards and have been featured in exhibitions. STUDIO INTERNATIONAL was founded in 1988 in Zagreb and is registered as a specialist in visual communications, graphic and product design, publishing and media realisation. The principal activities are corporate identity design and design for television.



“The Mediterranean as it once was”, logo and 3D poster, Croatian National Tourist Board

References: Mediteranske igre (Mediterranean Games), Muzicki biennale Zagreb (Music Biennale Zagreb), Festival Dubrovnik, Dubrovacke ljetne igre (Dubrovnik Summer Games), Eurosong ’90, Prvenstvo Europe u atletici (Europe Athletics Championship), Hrvatska radiotelevizija (Croatian Radiotelevision), Zagrebacki Velesajam (Zagreb Fair), Hrvatska turisticka zajednica (Croatian Tourist Board), Hotel Plitvice, Ministarstvo za Europske integracije RH (Ministry of European Integration of Republic of Croatia), Ministarstvo kulture RH (Ministry of Culture of Republic of Croatia), Muzejski dokumentacijski centar (Museum Documentation Centre) and others.

Awards: Warsaw International Poster Biennale 1980, 1997 (Silver Medal); International Lahti Poster Biennial 1981 (Silver Medal); ZGRAF 4, 1984 (Grand Prix); Media Save 1991, UNESCO/ICCROM (1st Prize); International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno 1994 (Bronze Medal); Art Directors Club New York 1995; ZGRAF 7, 1995 (Merit); Festoril ’99, Lisbon 1999 (Winner); HOW Design 2005 (Best of Show); Type Directors Club New York 2006; Eulda – The European Logo Design Annual 2006 and others.

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