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I have studied in George Brown College, Class of 1999 · Graphic Design/Advertising · 1996-1999 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Finished Arst and Crafts · Lernia · Jönköping, Sweden





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I have a strong sense of form and deve

loped color vision, knowledge and creativity of graphic design, typography, advertising, photography, painting, drawing, communication, direct marketing, display design, administration. I like to be creative, original and innovative. My qualities are communication, good interpersonal skills, honesty, reliability, flexibility and common sense. My work experience and education comes from Canada and Sweden. Behind me, I have 3-year college education diploma from Toronto, Canada, George Brown College, in graphic design and marketing, Moreover, I have gone undergraduate training in web design and html. As a student, I was active in Student Affairs, where I worked on various projects and could use my graphic knowledge. Among other things, I made signs, posters, invitations, magazines, comic. My participations and determination to the Student Affairs led to the First World Educational Conference in Quebec City, Canada, in 1999 with the exhibition of my graphic work and speech. After I got my diploma, I practiced in the E-Side Design and Communication where I gained valuable knowledge in design for web. Then I worked for 2 years in Cold Media, IT company with daughter company in graphic and web design as a graphic and web designer. Later on I continued with graphic/web design and photography with clients as Mazda, Mountain Dew, Grice Chiropractic Centre, R Consultants Inc., Jönköpings Kommun etc.

2008 I completed course in Arts and Crafts. Curriculum Vitae
Indira Kusmic

:: Digital Portfolio ::
www.indadesign.wordpress.com
www.flickr.com/photos/indadesign/
http://www.facebook.com/indirasart

:: Personal characteristics ::
Good interpersonal skills, structured, flexible and creative; proactive and punctual with good communication skills, knowledge of English, Swedish and languages from ex-Yugoslavia


:: Computer literacy ::
Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, QuarkXPress, Word, Macromedia Flash, Dreamweaver, Front Page

:: Education ::
2013-2014 Student Texts-Assessment and language development in mother tongue education, 15 credits
Malmo University, Malmo

2008-2009 Nursing Program, MedLearn, Jonkoping

2008 Komvux (Graphic communications, English,Swedish A, B, Mate A, B, Science, Psychology)

2006 Arts and Crafts Program, Eductus, Jonkoping

1996-1999 Graphic Design and Advertising Program,
George Brown College, Toronto, Canada

Graduated in graphic design and advertising
:: with major in graphic design ::
Courses: marketing, typography, graphic design, advertising, display design, creative writing, art history, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.

:: Work experience ::

October 2012-Present
Mother tongue teacher in Croatian
/The employment includes project work in marketing. /
Jonkoping, Jonkoping Municipality

May 2009-December2010
Nurse assistant,
Jonkoping, Jonkoping Municipality

2005-2006 Computer circle leader,
International Women's Association, Malmo

2001-2002 Graphic Designer
TPA Packaging., Mississauga

2001 Graphic Designer-freelancer
Gig Design Inc., Toronto

1999-2001 Graphic and web designer
Cold Media Inc., Toronto

1996-1999 Receptionist /Graphic designer
George Brown College, Toronto

:: Internships ::
2003-2004 Information Officer
City of Malmö, Malmö
Graphic design and layout, photography and writing interviews

1999 Graphic and web designer
E-Side Design and Communications,
Toronto, Canada

:: References ::
References available upon request


:: Exhibitions::

(Solo)
2013 ”Come Alive” /acryl paintings/
NBV Galleriet, Jönköping, Sweden

2013 International Biennal Festival of Portrait /photography/
Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina

2007 Regionalt Kvinnligt Resurscentrum
Jönköping, Sweden (ceramic)

2007 Galleri Smedbyn
Jönköping, Sweden (ceramic)

2004 Bellevuegårdsbiblioteket
Malmö, Sweden (paintings)

2001/2002/2003 International Photography Contest
Owing Mills, USA
(photography)

(Solo) 1999 First World Educational Conference
Quebec City, Canada
(graphic design)

30/07/2026

Adult playground with a doors

30/07/2026

Scandinavian Photo Sverige La photographie bleue by indadesign ViewBug.com EyeEm Bosnia Today Just Traveling Indira Kusmic

“Stari Most, stone arch bridge spanning the Neretva River in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. In a way, the bridge encapsulates the history of the country in a single architectural masterpiece.

The original Stari Most was commissioned to replace a swaying wooden suspension bridge by the Ottoman emperor Süleyman the Magnificent in 1557. Hayruddin, a student of the great Ottoman architect Sinan, was asked to prepare plans, and construction began immediately. The work took about nine years, and the bridge was completed in 1566. Because of the stringent requirements and high expectations for the bridge, it is said that Hayruddin prepared for his own funeral on the day of the bridge’s unveiling and the removal of the supportive scaffolding. The bridge is supported not by foundations but by stone abutments anchoring it to the walls of the cliffs.

The bridge spans 98 feet (30 m) and towers 78 feet (24 m) above the river. The arch rises 39 feet (12 m) and encloses an elegant roadway 13 feet (4 m) in width, and towers guard either end of the bridge. When completed, the bridge was possibly the widest arch bridge in the world. It was regarded as an engineering marvel by those who saw it soon after its completion, and it stood for more than 400 years.

However, during the Bosnian War, the bridge was destroyed by Croatian artillery on November 9, 1993. The destruction of the Stari Most encapsulated the pointless and furious bloodletting of the civil war. After the war, an international coalition was formed to reconstruct both the bridge and the city center of Mostar. A project, overseen by UNESCO, was undertaken to rebuild the Stari Most using the same materials and techniques used in the original bridge. Construction began in 2001 and was completed in 2004. The Stari Most and the historic center of Mostar were inscribed as a World Heritage site in 2005.”

https://www.britannica.com/place/Bosnia-and-Herzegovina/Economy

30/07/2026
30/07/2026



Arslanagic Bridge stands as the most iconic monument from the Ottoman era in Trebinje and holds a significant place in 16th-century Balkan architecture. The bridge was constructed in 1574 by Mehmed Pasha Sokolović as a memorial for his son who died fighting the Venetians during the Ottoman occupation.

Since 25 January 2006, this bridge on the Trebišnjica has been declared a National Monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina. During the Bosnian War, the bridge was renamed Perović Bridge.

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