The Valentine’s Day ambigram challenge brought out some amazing ambigram designs centered around the themes of love and romance, and the number of submissions for the contest continues to increase, which means that the competition is heating up.
 

For the first time ever, the contest was won by a first-submission rookie.

We only get about 2 ambigram dates a DECADE, so enjoy today’s rare occurrence (0102-2010) while you can. We understand if you’re already all partied out from New Year’s Eve.

Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or New Years Eve. They’re all fair game in our Holiday Ambigram Challenge. Take out your thinking caps and have fun. This should be a good one.

Ambigram artist Tiffany Harvey has managed to maintain a consistent ambigram aesthetic, while creating very diverse & unique ambigrams. She shares her work with us, as well as some tips and ideas on ambigram design.

Ever seen an ambigram palindrome? Yeah, us either. That’s why we just had to make one…

It’s official. The ambigram craze has now infected domain names as well, with the first known intentionally-selected natural ambigram domain name.

Everyone has a favorite something. Favorite artist, favorite song, favorite dish, favorite vacation spot, etc. So, we asked some ambigram artists and lovers to reveal their favorite ambigrams.

The ambigram community has been growing quickly over the last couple of years, having been brought together by a husband and wife team who call themselves NAGFA.
 
In addition to their detailed knowledge about the ambigram space, Naguib and Fadilah have also designed hundreds of ambigrams. Naturally, we talked them into sharing some of their secrets.

A well-designed ambigram is difficult to find, especially in the corporate/business world. FLIP NY, a New York clothing company, breaks that stereotype.

Creating great ambigrams isn’t easy, and everyone makes mistakes along the way… human or not.