Mirko Ilić

 

Mirko Ilić   is Croatian and Bosnian graphic designer and comic’s artist. He published comics and illustrations in magazines.  He became a comic editor for student magazines in 1976. He had many talents including a musical movement. Then he went on to make design album covers of some of the most prominent Yugoslav bands of the time, such as Bijelo dugme. This was a popular band in 1976. That was one of the many he had a passion for graphic designing and art. Therefore he was very spontaneous when it came to designing and he did that very well. He eventually started publishing his work. He stopped working on comics and put more focus on illustration and graphic designing along his way. In 1985, he stopped working on magazines. Thereafter, he went to New York and pursued one of his many dreams and started publishing for The New York Times, Wall street journal and more.  In 1993, he put a great deal of focus into 3-D computer graphics and became a Co-founder of Oko & Mano Inc. graphic design studio. He was a man of all trades I find him phenomenal and he is filled with great ambition.