Here are two versions of subway mascots in Seoul. Which one do you like better?
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2 comments:
I like the one on the left for its simplicity, but the one on the right looks friendlier. Assuming that a subway can actually be friendly...
Actually, your earlier post about the police mascot reminds me of a proposal here at LAX where airport security officers ride around on Segway scooters because they look more approachable and whimsical. No joke... There are practical reasons as well, but I found the approachability factor much more amusing.
Hello Ween,
I personally like the left one better, too, and so did most people I asked. I like it for its flatter design, too.
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