“When a child gets a hug from his or her mother, if that hug were a colour, it would be pink”, says Karen Haller, an expert in colour and branding. From cotton candy to the rosy cheeks of newborns, from steamy love letters to female power rangers, pink has always been the superstar of all colours, somehow always being noticed first in a sea of … Continue reading Think About Pink
It’s 2 days past Christmas, and I’m sure that all the presents have been opened by now (If you have received them. I, for one, did not receive any Christmas presents and I’m still sad about it). How did your Christmas go? ECHO’s writers have been assigned to write a bit about Christmas in general, so here goes. Continue reading Merry Christmas!
by Chloe Kong Konnichiwa minna! (Eng: Hello everyone!) Welcome back to another Otaku Corner! The theme this time round is..about colours! Yes, a really pleasant topic to talk about. In this ‘issue’, I will be sharing with you some kanji about the various colours or iro (kanji: 色). So, let’s go! The following are the list of colours in Japanese in a table … Continue reading Otaku Corner: Iro
‘Behind every successful man, there is a woman’, goes the age old adage. Continue reading Purple for International Women’s Day by Merissa Tan
“Blue is the beautiful tropical mess that I call home.” Continue reading Born in the Blue’s By: Maasi Haleem
‘People do picture black as negativity, sorrow, darkness and malevolence. ‘ Continue reading A Dark Misconception by Alistair
“For as long as I can see that trees are green, I feel like there is still hope left.” Continue reading I See Trees are Green by Elycia Lee
“When I was younger, the world was a fascinating place. Many would think that a young child is unable to comprehend the environment around them. ” Continue reading The Rule of Red By Tiffany Hoo
“Why? All because no one paid a little more attention to her or lend her a pair of ears to listen to her. The death of a cheerful girl was the sacrifice needed to send society this message of plea.” Continue reading Orange by June Ong
