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Creative & Visual Design

Fibora — A New Way to Snack

For the launch of Fibora crackers, the campaign aimed to introduce the product as a versatile part of everyday snacking and encourage new consumption habits.

Two complementary visual directions were developed around the idea of variety. The first presented Fibora alongside everyday foods within a divided meal container, built around the line “Change the Taste of Your Day.” The second placed Fibora at the center of a composition surrounded by colorful sauces, communicating its ability to pair with different flavors through the line “Be Your Own Tasty Guest.”

Together, the two directions positioned Fibora as more than a simple snack—an adaptable product that can bring variety to everyday eating moments.

Client

ZarKam

Role

Creative & Graphic Designer

Date

Jun 2025

Agency

New Vision

Creative Manager

Naryman Niapoor

Art Director

Arash Izad

The main challenge was to launch a new cracker brand in a market where consumers were already familiar with established snack categories, while also introducing crackers as a more versatile part of their daily eating habits.

The creative approach was built around one core idea: variety. Instead of communicating Fibora as a standalone snack, the campaign demonstrated the different ways it could be incorporated into everyday food occasions and combined with other flavors.

In the first visual direction, a divided food container brought together familiar foods such as sandwiches and fruit alongside Fibora, visually presenting the product as one of the elements of a complete snack experience. In the second direction, Fibora became the hero of the composition, surrounded by colorful sauces to suggest different combinations and encourage experimentation.

Both directions were designed as a flexible billboard system, with strong product-focused compositions and clear visual differentiation between Fibora’s flavor ranges. The result was a campaign that translated the brand’s key proposition—variety and freedom of choice—into simple, immediately recognizable visual stories.

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