An ambigram is a design or lettering which is legible both ways. Both ways meaning it can be read right-side up and upside down. And there are some ambigrams which are legible from both sides of a glass door, for instance.
I saw an ambigram this morning and of all places it was near the Loyola Memorial Park in Marikina. It read "literati". At first glance, you'd think it was just a different design. But upon closer inspection, you'd see that it is an ambigram.
If only I had a camera. Damn!
--andoy
22 June 2005
3 comments:
I think you can see samples over at Dan Brown's Angels and Demons.
Supposedly, ambigrams which are legible upside-down and right-side up are easier to do than mirror (glass door) ambigrams. But I think I can do "Andoy" based on the "Angels and Demons" examples.
Just saying misss na kita kuya andoy! *hugs*
angel24/7
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