This has been in my archive.  I think I made this last 2008 pa when I was busy making ambigrams for clients.  I missed this craft.  Lately, I have been receiving requests to design ambigrams for them.  If only I have plenty of time.  But I’m working on a new ambigram project.  Hopefully, it will look great once I finish.

This is a request from Quennie’s friend, Cecil.  She was able to drop by my blog and asked if I can make one for her.  So here it is.  Finally, I used a different font.  Most of the time, I use English or Gothic as the base for the ambigram font.  Here, it’s taken from a Celtic font and modified it a bit.  I like the e-c interlock in the middle.

The C and I was difficult.  As you can see, I avoided the problem by making the I “float” when inverted and be part of C.

Interlocking E-C is optional.  Interlocking them made it less readable but I wanted a new approach.

To view my other ambigrams, click here.

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2. Ambigram – Doug
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4. Ambigram – Paulo
5. Ambigram – Thank You
6. Ambigram – Conor
7. Ambigram – Paulo-Mona
8. Ambigram – Modee
9. Ambigram – Val-Erisa
10. Ambigram – AMICUS