When most people hit their late 30s or early 40s, they think about slowing down — settling into routine. But for Lawrence Lee, better known online as Mr. Pink, that was the exact moment he decided to start standing out.

Today, Mr. Pink isn’t just a nickname. It’s a brand, a mindset, and the unmistakable face of Redcypress Digital — one of Singapore’s most refreshing, social-first digital agencies.

The Turning Point: From Corporate to Creative

Lawrence wasn’t always wearing hot pink. Like many, he once followed the traditional path — a safe job, steady KPIs, office politics. But deep down, something didn’t sit right. He had ideas. He had fire. And more importantly, he saw how traditional marketing was failing to connect with real people.

So he took the leap.

Redcypress Digital was born not from trend-chasing, but from a desire to humanize digital marketing. The vision? To build campaigns that feel personal, look local, and drive results that actually matter.

Why Mr. Pink Works (and Why It’s Not a Gimmick)

The pink suits, quirky selfies, and real-talk Facebook posts? They’re not part of a branding exercise — they are the brand.

Mr. Pink believes in radical visibility. In a world where everyone’s trying to fit in, he chose to stand out — not just for himself, but to show brands that authenticity wins. Whether it’s pitching a viral TikTok idea or turning boring compliance content into scroll-stopping carousels, the Redcypress team is always asking: “How can we make this feel more real?”

The Redcypress Promise: Bold, Local, Measurable

So what does Redcypress actually do?

• Content Strategy: From reels to long-form, they don’t just post — they position.
• Paid Ads: Smart targeting, creative angles, high ROI. No fluff.
• Brand Building: Startups, SMEs, personal brands — they’ve built all three.

But the real difference? The heart behind the strategy. Clients often say the Redcypress team feels like an extension of their own — not vendors, but collaborators.

The Legacy He’s Building

Mr. Pink isn’t just building a company. He’s building a new way of thinking about content, identity, and community. His story reminds us: it’s never too late to be bold. Never too late to start over. And never too early to build something that truly reflects you.

So the next time you scroll past a campaign that makes you stop, smile, or feel seen — don’t be surprised if it came from the team at Redcypress Digital.