[1] Her father Svetislav Vučković (1902–1973) was an engineer and before the 2nd World War one of the leaders of the Slavic "Falcon" gymnastic movement (Serbian: Soko, Czech: Sokol).

During the studies at the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade, she met her future husband Miloš Ćirić (1931–1999), with whom she got two sons, Rastko (b.

Ida specialized in children's illustration, which she will cherish incessantly for the next thirty years, up to the end of the 1980s, marking the whole period with her characteristic stylization of figures and rich color.

She realized design for postage stamps (1956, with her husband Miloš), scenographies for the cartoon film "Adventure" (directed by Slavko Marjanac, "Avala Film", 1963), illustrations for the TV shows, calendars, greeting cards, posters, slide stories, unicate diplomas, record covers.

She created a series of collage pictures which she called "a children room illustrations" (40 x 40 cm, 1968–1975), a series of colour figures made of plastic, 1979–1980; "wall pockets" (combination of linocut and colour markers on a sewed textile, 1981; design of unicate dress, 1981–1983; papier-mâché objects and lamp shades …