The Singaporean has been urged to propose his idea to the Singapore Tourism Board, to help 'boost engagement, exploration, economy'.
SINGAPORE: After seeing something impressionable while traveling around Taiwan, a Singaporean man returned home with a rather creative idea for Singaporean MRT stations.
Beginning with researching about the history of each area, and collecting images of buildings and significant things related to that area, the creative Singaporean then worked on carving out his traced image on a piece of rubber. The viral video documented his work and dedication to the brilliant idea.
“Love the idea! Doesn’t even need to be a stamp,” shared an interested fellow citizen, “Would love a brass rubbing plaque which we can bring our own scrap books and pencils to shade.”
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