The mascots for the London Olympic Games were designed by British designers Wenlock and Mandeville. The names of these two mascots come from the names of the Duke of Wellington and Stoke mandeville in London. The images of these two mascots are composed of a metal sphere, a pair of glasses and a shiny helmet, symbolizing the development of modern technology and British industry. The image of Willem Crawford is blue, representing the British sky and ocean, and the image of mandeville is red, representing the British athletes and the Olympic spirit.

Design significance of mascot

The design significance of the mascot of London Olympic Games is to convey the Olympic spirit and the characteristics of British culture. The image of the mascot symbolizes the development of modern science and technology and British industry, and also represents the sky and ocean in Britain. At the same time, the design of mascots also reflects the British Olympic culture, which makes people know more about British history and culture.

Operation steps of mascot

The mascot of the London Olympic Games can be operated by the following steps:

1. Download the pictures or videos of the mascots of the London Olympic Games and save them on your computer or mobile device.

2. Upload pictures or videos to social media platforms or chat software to share your Olympic spirit with friends.

During the Olympic Games, you can print the image of the mascot on T-shirts, hats, gloves and other items to show your support and love.