Quick and Dirty Ambigram Design
Jun 24th, 2009 | By Editor | Category: Design SecretsIn this week’s “Design Secrets” column, Robert Maitland takes us through his “Quick and Dirty” method of ambigram design.
In this week’s “Design Secrets” column, Robert Maitland takes us through his “Quick and Dirty” method of ambigram design.
Where does the inspiration for an ambigram come from? What goes through the mind of an ambigram artist after he decides to tackle a particular word or phrase? Let’s take a look inside…
So, you’d like to download the Ambigram Generator, and you found an underground site claiming to have one? Too bad it’s a virus or spyware. Don’t fall for it!
This week, Nikita shares the secret of how he is able to quickly create the world’s best (and most legible) ambigrams: he cheats.
This month’s “Meet the Artist” Feature is not an ambigram artist, but a musical artist… with some great ambigram tattoos.
Chart-topping hard-rocker Toryn Green is the current front man for Fuel and touring lead vocalist for Apocalyptica on their US World’s Collide Tour, and his ambigram tats were featured on last year’s season finale of “LA Ink”.
Free to define their relationships in their own ways, many same sex couples are choosing ambigram rings to symbolize their commitment, connection and compatibility.
If you have ever looked at the 1956 Russian book version of the German legend “Faust” by Goethe and wondered if you could make an ambigram from the Blackletter Cyrillic title, well, here’s your long-awaited answer.