Studio Tumpić/Prenc

17/09/2026

This week, the central venue of the 13th Zagreb Design Week officially opened its doors, and we’re proud to have 8 projects featured among the exhibited works.

Come and see them in person at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb until 20 September.

16/09/2026

Thank you Packaging of the World!

Check out the whole story behind the project: https://packagingoftheworld.com/2026/09/guka.html

31/08/2026

Our Creative Director, Anselmo Tumpić, has joined the Organizing Committee for the upcoming 17th season of IdejaX.

Together with 10 other industry experts, he will contribute to shaping the future development of the competition.

Thank you Dani komunikacija!

28/08/2026

Eight of our projects have been shortlisted for the Zagreb Design Week Award 2026, across two categories: Graphic Design and Interior Design.

Explore all eight projects on our website: https://www.tumpic-prenc.hr/en/

And if you’re in Zagreb, come see them in person at the exhibition, 15–20 September at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb.

24/08/2026

Big news for our creative team! Our Creative Director, Anselmo Tumpić, has been named among the Top 100 most influential Creative Directors in the region for 2025/26, ranking an impressive 21st according to Impact Index.

Published by Marketing Mreza and supported by Havas Adriatic, the Impact Index is the region’s only editorial ranking of creative leadership.

17/08/2026

The second regional Impact Index is here, 180+ pages of inspiring interviews and fresh perspectives on marketing, creativity and the industry.

Published by Marketing Mreza and supported by Havas Adriatic, this year’s edition features our Managing Director, Sara Prenc Opačić, in an interview titled “Brief as the First Creative Act.”

Take a look:

10/08/2026

Our Creative Director, Anselmo Tumpić, was featured in Ad World News by Waymark.

Read the full article - link in the first comment.

15/07/2026

Our Creative Director, Anselmo Tumpić, sat down with HURA to talk about the story behind Famìa, our IdejaX Grand Prix-winning project.

Thank you HURA for the article!

[INTERVJU] Neke kampanje osvoje pažnju, a neke ostanu u sjećanju. Famìa – House of Local Products jedna je od onih koje su kroz pažljivo oblikovan identitet, lokalne priče i vrhunski craft uspjele spojiti suvremen dizajn s autentičnim duhom Rovinja. Takav pristup donio joj je Grand Prix na ovogodišnjem natjecanju IdejaX.

S Anselmom Tumpićem, kreativnim direktorom i suosnivačem Studio Tumpić/Prenc, razgovarali smo o tome kako nastaju projekti koji djeluju jednostavno, a iza sebe kriju mnogo promišljanja, emocije i pažnje prema svakom detalju.

🔗 https://hura.hr/intervjui/anselmo-tumpic-o-osvajanju-grand-prixa-na-idejix-danas-je-vise-nego-ikad-potrebna-iskrenost-i-autenticnost/

06/07/2026

We're proud to be part of the 61st Zagrebački salon - primijenjene umjetnosti i dizajn. On display are three of our projects:
Famìa - our multiple award-winning packaging design, including the IdejaX Grand Prix,
Fortresses - The Fate of a City: European Design Awards winner and one of Croatia's best designed books of 2025, and
Lab Bel - Boxed Laughter: shortlisted by Communication Arts.

If you happen to be in the area, stop by and take a look!

📷: Anto Magza & Alcor Visual

02/07/2026

Our Creative Director Anselmo Tumpić, who also served on this year's Shortlisting Jury for the Design Lions at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, had the opportunity to attend this prestigious festival.

Alongside inspiring talks and conversations with creatives from around the world, we’re also sharing his key observations on the trends currently shaping the creative industry:

“It feels like the creative industry is returning to a simpler, more “analog” approach to both production and idea development. This may be a response to the growing presence of artificial intelligence - a shift back toward the physical, the real, and the human. Alongside this, organic and imperfect forms are becoming more valued, as their uniqueness and personality contrast with the precision and repetition often associated with machines. We can also see a growing appreciation for elements that might once have been considered flawed, discarded, or even unattractive - embracing a kind of beauty in imperfection that brings creative work closer to a more human experience.”