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IF – Renewal

Posted on Saturday, January 2nd, 2010 under Sketches | No comments

IF : Renewal

My first Illustration Friday entry of the year and my first ever ambigram! That's right ... flip it over and it reads the same :) If you've never looked into them before, there are some really amazing ambrigram logos and designers out there.

Since it was my first ambigram, it took a while to get right. I drew it on paper 3 times, then re-did it in Illustrator about 10 times. It still isn't perfect, but it seems pretty fun.

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