14 Creative Adverts Made in the Middle East
In the last few weeks I made a little bit search about most of the creative advertising designs by Middle Eastern creative design professionals, and came across to an eye-catching and attractive posters and billboards that convey message(s) about a certain product, service or an event that hold(s) the attention of a person.
The main idea of this post is to showcase and inspire some innovative, creative, and expressive designs. Most of these adverts are the creation of international & local advertising agencies based in United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Oman, and other Middle Eastern Countries.
1- Campaign Magazine: Great creative, ripped-off
Advertising Agency: FACE TO FACE, Dubai – UAE
2- Anti-Smoking Campaign: Smoking impair sex power
Advertising Agency: Graph Advertising Company - Saudi Arabia
3- Greenpeace: Drain
Advertising Agency: Strategies, Cairo – Egypt
4- Procter & Gamble: Brush

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Beirut – Lebanon
5 – Chevrolet: Kitchen
Advertising Agency: FACE TO FACE, Dubai- UAE
6- Faber-Castell: Graveyard
Advertising Agency: FP7 – Oman
7- Sanctuary Asia: Mammoth
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Dubai – UAE
8- Union National Bank: Hard Working Money
Advertising Agency: Fortune Promoseven, Abu Dhabi – UAE
9- And So To Bed: Her Spine
Advertising Agency: EURO RSCG, Dubai – UAE
10- Lipton Green Tea: Drink More… Burn More
Advertising Agency: Art Link – Egypt
11- Nissan: Forest
Agency: TBWA\RAAD, Dubai – UAE
12- Playboy: Beta
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Beirut – Lebanon
13- DHL: Trojan Horse
Advertising Agency: Memac Ogilvy, Dubai – UAE
14- K-Lynn Lingerie: Bra
Advertising Agency: JWT, Dubai – UAE
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Posted by Nareg Kirkian on November 6, 2009









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