Monsters, scary movies, villains, killer dolls…this Ambigram Challenge has it all! Take a look at the submissions & decide which one deserves to be the scariest one of them all!

The submissions for the Ambigrammy Ambigram challenge have been narrowed down to three finalists. Take a look at their slightly revised work…and let the discourse begin!

Every industry has an award ceremony which recognizes the best of the best in their respective field. The music industry has The Grammy Award. Television has the Emmy. Live Theater has the Tony. Even the Internet has the Webby Award.

Now the ambigram community has the Ambigrammy Award. This Award shall be given in recognition of the most impressive ambigrams submitted to Ambigram.com from the finest artists practicing the craft around the world.

This award is for you.

Oh, and we forgot to mention, this award might not just be for you. It might also be from you.

Something is a’ brewin’ at Ambigram.com. Can you guess what it is?

This challenge says “NO TO SIMPLE AMBIGRAMS” and will really force the talented ambigrammists in our community to think differently, perhaps more so than ever before. There’s no specific theme or requirement…there is only one restriction! Want to find out what it is? You know what to do!

How would you feel about a 1 on 1 informal challenge against a mystery ambigrammist, where both of you are given the same word? Click here to find out more!

The ambigrams submitted for this challenge paid homage to various fine artists, designers, architects and writers. The original creators would be honored to see theirs names & masterpieces portrayed in such a creative and unusual manner. Curious about the results? Take a look.

Do you have a favorite artist, art period or specific masterpiece that you cannot get enough of? Then this is not the challenge you want to miss!

What do Philadelphia, San Diego, San Francisco and New York City have in common? The names of those cities produce some of the best ambigrams we could find in our world-wide hunt.

The exquisite “Philadelphia – City of Brotherly Love” ambigram by John Langdon garnered the highest score, and took our top prize. Congratulations to John and to Philadelphia!

This next theme brings geography, cultures & people together. What is it? Click to find out!