Ante Kostelić, affectionately known as Gips, has been honored with a grand mural located in the neighborhood of Gračani, beneath Mt. Medvednica in Zagreb. This mural adorns an electrical transformer station and pays tribute to Kostelić, who has significantly impacted Croatian and world skiing history as a coach and father to renowned skiers Janica and Ivica Kostelić. The mural serves not only as a visual landmark but also as a testament to his remarkable career and contribution to the sport.

The artist responsible for this impressive mural, Kruno Thorn, described Kostelić as a man of exceptional energy, discipline, and vision—portraying him as an eternal youth, adventurer, and patriot. The mural celebrates not just the man himself but also the values he embodies. On the back of the mural, a message encourages the youth to engage in sports and conquer their fears to achieve success, thereby extending Kostelić's legacy to future generations.

This mural is a permanent acknowledgment of Kostelić’s contributions to sports and serves as an additional visual pride for the Gračani area. It reflects the love and appreciation from the skiing community and the local population, highlighting the importance of figures like Kostelić in inspiring young athletes and fostering a connection between sports and youth development in nature, enhancing the cultural and social landscape of the neighborhood.