About Glyphusion
Glyphusion is a Web 2.0 application that generates designs to be etched into jewelry, embroidered onto hats or tattooed onto bodies (among other things).
Our Partners purchase these designs for incorporation into their own personalized products from bumper stickers to t-shirts to bracelets.
What makes Glyphusion unique is that it is the first (and only) application to be able to generate personalized designs that display one person's name when upright, and another person's name when upside-down.
A proud mother or father can wear a bracelet etched with BOTH of their sons' names on the front (see inset picture of both "Hunter" and "Mark").
Couples can intimately combine their names into a single design to be put on a ring that they each wear.
And what better way to say "We'll be friends forever" than by combining your names together on a a custom piece of jewelry, an article of clothing or one of many different household items.
Our Partners decide what to do with the generated design. Glyphusion is the technology that makes it possible.
How About an Example?
OK, it's a week before Valentine's Day. Doug is at a loss for what to get his girlfriend Carol that is both unique, special and thoughtful. Chocolates and flowers seem so unoriginal, but what else can he get her?
With little hope of finding a solution, Doug heads to the mall.
While at the mall, Doug sees an advertisement outside a hat store for something that he has never heard of before: "Ambigram Caps". The sales person at the store explains the idea to Doug and asks if he would like to see a free preview of of what a "Carol / Doug" Ambigram cap would look like. The salesperson types "Carol" and "Doug" into the store computer and clicks "Search".
A moment later, several examples of their names appear on screen, in a couple of different styles. Doug likes one in particular, and the salesperson clicks on the picture to show how it will look flipped over.
A big smile appears on Doug's face. He has found the solution to his dilemna.
Since the cap can be embroidered in plenty of time for Valentine's Day (often on the spot), Doug buys one for Carol.
Then he changes his mind.
...and orders one for himself as well!
Except he asks for the second cap to have the flipped design, so that his cap says her name, and her cap says his.
...Or is is the other way around?
Our Partners purchase these designs for incorporation into their own personalized products from bumper stickers to t-shirts to bracelets.
What makes Glyphusion unique is that it is the first (and only) application to be able to generate personalized designs that display one person's name when upright, and another person's name when upside-down.
A proud mother or father can wear a bracelet etched with BOTH of their sons' names on the front (see inset picture of both "Hunter" and "Mark").
Couples can intimately combine their names into a single design to be put on a ring that they each wear.
And what better way to say "We'll be friends forever" than by combining your names together on a a custom piece of jewelry, an article of clothing or one of many different household items.
Our Partners decide what to do with the generated design. Glyphusion is the technology that makes it possible.
How About an Example?
OK, it's a week before Valentine's Day. Doug is at a loss for what to get his girlfriend Carol that is both unique, special and thoughtful. Chocolates and flowers seem so unoriginal, but what else can he get her?
With little hope of finding a solution, Doug heads to the mall.
While at the mall, Doug sees an advertisement outside a hat store for something that he has never heard of before: "Ambigram Caps". The sales person at the store explains the idea to Doug and asks if he would like to see a free preview of of what a "Carol / Doug" Ambigram cap would look like. The salesperson types "Carol" and "Doug" into the store computer and clicks "Search".
A moment later, several examples of their names appear on screen, in a couple of different styles. Doug likes one in particular, and the salesperson clicks on the picture to show how it will look flipped over.
A big smile appears on Doug's face. He has found the solution to his dilemna.
Since the cap can be embroidered in plenty of time for Valentine's Day (often on the spot), Doug buys one for Carol.
Then he changes his mind.
...and orders one for himself as well!
Except he asks for the second cap to have the flipped design, so that his cap says her name, and her cap says his.
...Or is is the other way around?
(Yes, it IS the same exact design on both caps. Look closely.)
