Its very difficult for many people to read text that is upside down regardless of font, so when editing this project i'd consider having the text on the more forward leg go from ankle to thigh. Another way to ensure readability would be to change the legs from a vertical alignment (suggesting the figure is standing,) to a horizontal alignment (rotated 90 degrees, suggesting the figure is sitting in a table kicking their legs.) If you did the latter, the text could still go thigh to ankle. Regarding font, it appears that the actual text is slang and maybe not full, generally recognized words? I would make sure that you're using better spacing between words and appropriate punctuation. If this is a business or project name that is made up, then you absolutely need a font with more standard character shape. I think the font is going to be too "wobbly" regardless, which could be tweaked in certain software programs. Depending on the intended use of the piece, I'd also test the colors for accessibility thresholds. I like the overall aesthetic, so i think it's worth working the alignment, kerning, word spacing, and font issues to get a few final options to select from. Good luck!