The phrase to the left can be read two ways: right side up and upside down. It’s called an ambigram, and it’s the hottest trend in typography since Helvetica. This one was created by ...

Let’s start with ambigrams. An ambigram (which was coined by Douglas Hofstadter in 1983) is a word or phrase that is able to be oriented either of two ways and still reads the same.

TODAY’S date can be read the same way forwards, backwards and upside down. The rare phenomenon is called an ambigram and a palindrome. What is an ambigram? Today’s date is 22 February 2… ...

The ambigram is more than just designing letters. For example, the following formula is a rotary type ambigram established even when rotated by 180 degrees. Mirror typeIs an ambigram designed to ...

It is an ambigram as well because it is the same upside down! If we drop the slash marks from today's date, 22022022, we will notice that it contains only two digits-- 0 and 2.