HiMouse Landscape Art Introduction
In Penghu, the local term for dolphin is pronounced ‘hai-chu’, which also means "a very good, high-quality place (high chu)." Therefore, the design of "Hi Mouse" was inspired by both "dolphins" and "mice," creating a playful and lively character. Coupled with bicycle tourism, Hi Mouse serves as one of the important welcoming figures, with its patterns reflecting the culture and uniqueness of the area. It not only showcases the beauty for visitors to admire but also resonates with the local community. Its most distinctive feature is that it incorporates many elements and meanings beloved by the Chinese, whether it's the blue and white porcelain designs or the specifications and totem content, all closely related to Eastern culture. The blue and white porcelain is a form of artistic expression rich in Eastern characteristics, and the color blue resonates with the island scenery of Penghu, making it a popular photo spot for locals and tourists alike. The lively and playful Hi Mouse greets the sunshine, adorned with colored balls, and its beaming expression is filled with childlike wonder. The design revolves around the number 8, which is a homophone for the Chinese word "fa," meaning prosperity. Additionally, the patterns encompass all the unique features of Penghu. Although Penghu is not large in size, it boasts abundant cultural and creative resources, including the Double Heart Stone Weir, green sea turtles, and lighthouses. Hi Mouse represents not only the local culture of Penghu but also plays an important role in promoting the vitality of the local tourism industry.
HiMouse Landscape Art
