The first Ambigram Challenge of 2012 is a sponsored challenge! Several requests from the sponsor will truly make this a challenge which is more than worthy to kickstart another great year at Ambigram.com!
Without a doubt this has been the most unique challenge we’ve had so far. From the unusual mediums to unlimited creativity of the participants, this challenge had it all! Click to find out more!
The Old School Challenge submissions are in, and based on the quality of the work, we may have to do EVERY challenge by hand from now on! The submissions are amazing…but don’t take our word for it. Click to find out!
This is the moment of truth. The votes have been cast, the decision has been made, and to find out who won the Ambigrammy award image Challenge, all you have to do is…click!
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!
After taking a break for several weeks, Quick Draw is back with several electrifying ambigrams! Click to see the work of two talented ambigrammists.
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.
This was one of the more difficult Ambigram Challenges because it forced the artists outside of their comfort zone. In fact, this ACAC was SO challenging, that we could not pick a winner! Surely that must be why there is no winning ambigram image on the front page. Or…is there another reason? Click the article to find out!
In April 2011, Scott Kim gave a presentation in New York CIty. He took on a dazzling array of topics in this journey into the mathematical patterns behind art, drawing, music, dance and animation.
Something is a’ brewin’ at Ambigram.com. Can you guess what it is?
