In Singapore - guess, in most parts of the world, too - the term 'ambigrams' is only known by a minority. But when the word is spread about this artform, many people seemed to really like it and come to admire the 'magic' behind it. nagfa believe that ambigram-designing - other than for selling - has the potential to help the community.
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As a trial-run, nag had proposed setting up an ambigram booth during his attached school's Sports and Games Day on the 5th of April. All proceeds from the sales went to the Needy Students Fund. The sale turned out very positive. Below are the publicity handout and some of the ambigrams designed.
Labels: ambigram, balminas, diyanah, leong jia en, nagfa, samantha, sports day
the publicity 'poster'




