I can see it. ALEX! right? The "L" is a bit tricky though, it took me a second to see it.
That's kinda cool. How'd you get the idea to do it like that? I'm not saying how'd you DO that but where the idea for the design came from.

Yep, that's it.

And dude, check out the URL I mentioned! This guy, John Langdon, is like the Muhammed Ali of ambigrams.

Pretty good. I've been trying to make my name an ambigramme too... but I failed ^^
But I also know it's not easy.

*nods* It's also really easy to get stuck on one idea and try to develop it to the point where it just looks utterly awful. (I have a few failed ambigrams under my belt)

Very nice. :)

You might be interested in the books by Douglas R. Hofstadter. In particular, in "Gödel, Escher, Bach" and in "Metamagical Themas", he has -- besides a breathtaking and very stimulating bonanza of thought-provoking ideas -- also something on ambigrams and related figure/ground ideas. Apparently, he has also written an entire book, "Ambigrammi", on ambigrams, although that is in Italian and I have never seen it. I recommend all of Hofstadter's books heartily.

Golly. People who do stuff like this, you really wonder how much higher frequencies or wavelengths or whatever their brains are workin' on than the rest of us.