Many would point to Dan Brown's Angels & Demons as the main reason ambigram came into the public's eyes. The recent release of the film version made ambigrams even more mainstream. In the coming few posts. we'll be touching on the film.
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Meanwhile. we have stumbled upon ths intricately beautiful Spanish version of Angels & Demons - 'Angeles y Demonios' - by our friend, Tomas.

You may want to go to his blog for a more stunning, rotating version (here).
Labels: ambigram, angeles, angeles y demonios, demonios, nagfa, tomas

