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Many have been inspired by the movie Angels and Demons to learn more about ambigrams. If you are one of the many who are looking to make an ambigram on your own, take a look at these how-to articles and sites for inspiration. You may be able to make a simple ambigram of your own with only a few articles, but, if you want to get serious about ambigrams, you may want to consider a course at a local university or art center.
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How to Draw Ambigrams - This site offers a solid, step-by-step tutorial that teaches users how to draw an ambigram of their own. The site suggests that you use a name for your first project, and then you can use it as a gift for someone.
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Design Secrets - These design secrets come from Ambigram Magazine. Check out the whole site to learn more about how to design an ambigram of your own.
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Palindromic Ambigram - Palindromes (groups of words that read the same forward and backward) are turned into ambigrams in this article.
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How to Make a Simple Rotational Ambigram - Another guide that will help you to design your first ambigram. This tutorial is designed to teach you how to create the most basic ambigram, which is called a rotational ambigram.
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Erich Friedman's Examples - Erich Friedman shows many of his ambigram creations. Perusing his beautiful accomplishments should help inspire you to make one of your own.
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Andrea Hawksley's Ambigram Designs - Check out these inversions to get ideas about how to create one of your own.
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The Top 10 Most Famous Ambigrams - Ambigram Magazine presents its list of the top ten most famous ambigram designs. The list includes the album cover for Paul McCartney's Chaos and Creation in the Backyard, the cover of the Twentieth Anniversary Edition of The Princess Bride, as well as the logo for NASA's Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite.
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Famous Ambigrams - This site presents an overview of ambigrams and includes a section on famous ambigrams, which includes one version of Aerosmith's band logo as well as a design from the Olympic Games Committee for the London 2012 Olympics.