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Ambigrams
Optical Illusion - John Langdon, 1999 |
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Can you see why this painting is called optical illusion ? You may not see it at first, but the white spaces read the word optical, the blue landscape reads the word illusion. See for yourself ! |
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It says ambigram and it IS an ambigram : turn this word upside down and it still reads the same. |
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Shows the words VICTORY and DEFEAT. A Veja magazine ad, with the reelection of Bush as subject. |
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Shows both the words HEAL and SIN. This was an ad for Veja Magazine, the subject was stem cells. |
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In brown you can read ME, and when you look through you can read YOU. |
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A very astounding design. Not only because the words Harry Potter can be turned upside down, but also because the font is a bit reminiscent of the original one. They should put this on the cover of the next book. |
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In black you can read the word GOOD, in white the word EVIL (inside each black letter is a white letter). It's all very filosophical too, because it visualises the concept that good can't exist whithout evil (or the absence of good is evil - take your pick). |
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If you turn this text upside down, it still reads the same. |
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The word TEACH reflects as LEARN. |
SUICIDE or RIGHT TO DIE - Veja Magazine, 2006 |
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You can read the word SUICIDE in black, and the words RIGHT TO DIE in yellow. The subject for this Veja magazine advertisement was euthanasia. |
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Reads both the words BOMB and BLUFF. An ad for Veja magazine, the subject was North Korea. |
Happy Birthday |
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You can turn this upside down and still have a happy birthday. |
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