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Seoul Subway Brush Set
This was the very first Procreate brush set I ever created.
I made it because I couldn’t find the signs I was looking for. I wanted subway-inspired symbols, colors, and station markers for my illustrations, so I started building my own.
Inspired by the visual language of the Seoul subway system, this collection includes not only transit-inspired elements but also small pieces of LALATOWN. Along the way, new destinations appeared—LALATOWN Station, “Let’s Eat,” and other places that don’t exist on any official map.
What began as a practical brush set slowly became a way of building a town. One sign at a time.
Created with care at LALATOWN Studio.
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