Category: Humanifesto

Humanifesto – Singapore #34 (Strange Realty in Singapore)

by Nilsa Blumer | Jan 29, 2009 | Humanifesto | 0 |

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The staff and partners of Think all have backgrounds in the creative fields, as copywriters, art directors and creative directors, and we even have a few creative awards under our belts.

Humanifesto – Singapore #33 (Opinions are like butt-cracks; everyone’s got one.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Jan 22, 2009 | Humanifesto | 0 |

The question is: What will you do to propagate and express yours? Sure, write a letter, a book, a song, but is what you have to say, sing or preach important enough for you to toss into the bonfire of collective debate?

Humanifesto – Singapore #32 (Tale of two Asian cities.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 23, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

Jetsetting between Hong Kong and Singapore shows up the contrasts between two of Asia’s best metros.

Humanifesto – Singapore #31 (Why be normal?)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 23, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

When you think about it, it’s pretty funny, the things we’ll do to be what our society considers normal.

Humanifesto – Singapore #30 (Al Gore’s Peace Prize!)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 23, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

A planetary awakening…

Humanifesto – Singapore #29 (In Memory of Marzie Valentine Henning)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

My grandma passed away today. It seems all so sudden, like she didn’t even get old yet – even though she was in her 80’s – to me she was still that hip cool Grandma I always loved to brag about.

Humanifesto – Singapore #28 (Going after the issues.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

Think goes after all the issues. But what are the sacred cows?

Humanifesto – Singapore #27 (Reality Check.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

The truth about Reality.

Humanifesto – Singapore #26 (Upside down world.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

Tiger Woods Enters Sadr City Golf Classic

Humanifesto – Singapore #25 (Regime change now.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

Kim Jong Il causes regime change in America

Humanifesto – Singapore #24 (Artistry is obsolete.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

Welcome to Think 24, the continuing saga of beer-addled minds in search of a creative outlet. We have seen the writings on the walls, and were not fined for adding our own (luckily nobody saw us.)

Humanifesto – Singapore #23 (Print is dead.)

by Nilsa Blumer | Oct 22, 2008 | Humanifesto | 0 |

I know no one is actually reading this. After all the border-line despicable things we’ve said in Think throughout the years, we were starting to wonder why no one smacked the taste out of our mouths while we walked down the street.

Category: Humanifesto

Humanifesto – Singapore #34 (Strange Realty in Singapore)

The staff and partners of Think all have backgrounds in the creative fields, as copywriters, art directors and creative directors, and we even have a few creative awards under our belts.

Humanifesto – Singapore #33 (Opinions are like butt-cracks; everyone’s got one.)

The question is: What will you do to propagate and express yours? Sure, write a letter, a book, a song, but is what you have to say, sing or preach important enough for you to toss into the bonfire of collective debate?

Humanifesto – Singapore #32 (Tale of two Asian cities.)

Jetsetting between Hong Kong and Singapore shows up the contrasts between two of Asia’s best metros.

Humanifesto – Singapore #31 (Why be normal?)

When you think about it, it’s pretty funny, the things we’ll do to be what our society considers normal.

Humanifesto – Singapore #30 (Al Gore’s Peace Prize!)

A planetary awakening…

Humanifesto – Singapore #29 (In Memory of Marzie Valentine Henning)

My grandma passed away today. It seems all so sudden, like she didn’t even get old yet – even though she was in her 80’s – to me she was still that hip cool Grandma I always loved to brag about.

Humanifesto – Singapore #28 (Going after the issues.)

Think goes after all the issues. But what are the sacred cows?

Humanifesto – Singapore #27 (Reality Check.)

The truth about Reality.

Humanifesto – Singapore #26 (Upside down world.)

Tiger Woods Enters Sadr City Golf Classic

Humanifesto – Singapore #25 (Regime change now.)

Kim Jong Il causes regime change in America

Humanifesto – Singapore #24 (Artistry is obsolete.)

Welcome to Think 24, the continuing saga of beer-addled minds in search of a creative outlet. We have seen the writings on the walls, and were not fined for adding our own (luckily nobody saw us.)

Humanifesto – Singapore #23 (Print is dead.)

I know no one is actually reading this. After all the border-line despicable things we’ve said in Think throughout the years, we were starting to wonder why no one smacked the taste out of our mouths while we walked down the street.

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Category: Humanifesto

The staff and partners of Think all have backgrounds in the creative fields, as copywriters, art directors and creative directors, and we even have a few creative awards under our belts.

The question is: What will you do to propagate and express yours? Sure, write a letter, a book, a song, but is what you have to say, sing or preach important enough for you to toss into the bonfire of collective debate?

Jetsetting between Hong Kong and Singapore shows up the contrasts between two of Asia’s best metros.

When you think about it, it’s pretty funny, the things we’ll do to be what our society considers normal.

A planetary awakening…

My grandma passed away today. It seems all so sudden, like she didn’t even get old yet – even though she was in her 80’s – to me she was still that hip cool Grandma I always loved to brag about.

Think goes after all the issues. But what are the sacred cows?

The truth about Reality.

Tiger Woods Enters Sadr City Golf Classic

Kim Jong Il causes regime change in America

Welcome to Think 24, the continuing saga of beer-addled minds in search of a creative outlet. We have seen the writings on the walls, and were not fined for adding our own (luckily nobody saw us.)

I know no one is actually reading this. After all the border-line despicable things we’ve said in Think throughout the years, we were starting to wonder why no one smacked the taste out of our mouths while we walked down the street.

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