X-Mas Colours

Under the same concept built upon Persil colour's unique selling proposition, "Give Life to your Colours," and following the previous visual of the Lebanese flag, and in continuity with worldwide Persil concept that was awarded an Epica Bronze, DDB took the opportunity of the season's greeting occasion and developed a new tactical visual highlighting the benefits of the brand in a new colourful ad featuring a Christmas tree made out of colourful towels.

CD: Claude Hatem

AD: Diana Soussa

Photographer: Astrid Challita

Account Handler: Nathalie Khoury

Agency: DDB Beirut

Year: 2008 For more Flagedelic visuals click here

Ya3ish Lobnan w Alwano

“Reviving the colours of the nation” is a campaign for Persil Color that DDB Beirut conceptualised, as Lebanon was witnessing a fresh breath on the political arena that was felt like a new beginning, specially following the reconciliation chapter of Doha and the election of a new president for Lebanon, which ended a political deadlock that lasted nearly two years. Persil campaign reflected the nation’s strong comeback with its vibrant colours and the Lebanese flag portrayed in a linen closet. Built upon Persil Colour’s unique selling proposition, “Give life to your colours,” DDB went on with that concept, which mirrors an emotional patriotic message, while it highlights the functional benefit of the brand --of newness & cleaness.

Credits Advertising Agency: DDB - Beirut Creative Director: Claude Hatem Account Manager: Nathalie Khoury Art Director: Diana Soussa Photographer: Astrid Challita

Rebuilding Lebanon

Rebuilding Lebanon for Jordan River Foundation by IDEA-JWT, Amman. A silver awarded ad for Public Awareness Messages (non governmental) at the Jordan Ad Awards 07 If you'd like to see the Lebanese flags in different shapes and colours, click here If you'd like to see more awarded ads from Jordan click here If you'd like to see twisted flags click here

Lebanese Forces Greeting

The Shadow of El'Hakeem, the cross--made of Becharré wood?!-- the circled Cedar, the trimmed edge of the cross, the message from Dr. Geagea to his comrades in the Forces, make of this visual a political greeting message.

FLAG IT

CD: Sami Saab of Publicis.Graphics - Beirut This summer, in Beirut, almost every ad agencies wrapped itself in the flag---meaning... made a show of patriotism, to salute the Lebanese army's bitter victory in Naher El Bared...over devilish Fateh el Islam... Will feature more of Lebanon twisted flag in posts to come... The Zoners are back, after a peaceful zoning season... TO VIEW UNEXPECTED APPROACH IN FLAG DESIGN LOG ON TO THE SIRDAB. FOR A VARIATION OF LEBANESE FLAGS, CLICK HERE, FOR INTRENATIONAL ONES U PRESS HERE AND HOLD YOUR BREATH IN BETWEEN!

ReLebanon.org

rebuild, revive, restore, relebanon.org Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, UAE Creative Director: Ed Jones ; Copywriter: Avinash Sampath; Art Director: Andrew Leftley; Photographer: David Bramley; Illustrator: Ahmed Kunamed

Al Hezb flagadelick branding

Logo of Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, from which Hezbollah’s logo is inspired. Revolutionary Guards, or called by its Persian name Sepah or Pasdaran, is a military organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Hezbollah flag à la Wharol, very pop look isn't it?

friends of Lebanon...R U There?

Agency: UMS Advertising, Muscat, Oman Art: Ramesh P. Copy: Shanty Mathew

the new Iraqis flag

The New Iraqis Flag by Reza Alavi, Iran via designcares site