Our winning design for the recent ACAC (Ambigram.com Ambigram Challenge), Dan Chan rotating into Magic Man:

And, another entry, a Dan Chan ambigram:

Done entirely on PowerPoint using Basic Shapes.

nagfa in Wanaka, New Zealand!

Two of our designs - watershow (reflection ambigram) and Quickdraw (rotational ambigram) as displayed on one of the walls of Puzzling World, Wanaka, South Island, New Zealand. Alongside other works from prominent ambigram artists, John Langdon and Scott Kim.

One of the factors that make an ambigram work is the positions of the characters/letters/glyphs in a particular word or phrase. Ambigrams of 'awesome', 'mayhem' or 'edge', for example, are abundant and done in numerous styles. They work. A 'John Mayer', 'Angelina Jolie' and 'Jamie Oliver' ambigram may be easily done, too, if one were to study the letter placements in these names. Similarly, this 'DareDevil' ambigram provide for an easy solution. We did this in less than 15 minutes. Hand drawn.

Almost a palindrome, come to think of it.. 'igniting!'

Playing with forms here. Death Lived.