The Ambigram

This post is dated back to the day when I crafted that ambigram.

Initially, the female protagonist of 'Oops!' was named Sneha but since Sneha happened to be the name of a friend of a friend of mine, so I had to change it. Of many beautiful names that I came across, I chose Tanya - primary reason for which was not that it was cool or smart name, but it made it possible to make an ambigram of Kanav-Tanya together. I've included one instance in the novel where Kanav gifts Tanya an ambigram with both their names in it.

Not long ago, inspired from the book Angels and Demons, I discovered that I was gifted naturally in drawing ambigrams for any word. But, drawing it on a digital interface was certainly a pain in the ass.

Today, after learning a special technique called vectors in photoshop through internet, I finally made that ambigram on a digital interface. It took me four hours of neck-breaking efforts to complete the whole task with perfection. Interestingly, I made this whole ambigram without using any mouse - just using my mouse-pad.

You need to read the book to see the ambigram.

P.S. I can proudly proclaim that 'Oops! 'I' fell in love!' is the first novel in Indian history which contains an original ambigram in it.