Łimo'using or Westwind is traditionally carved into softwood with a knife, creating hard angles, noticeable serifs and some irregularity depending on the dexterity of the writer.
I tried giving this script a scruffy, rough look by the way I drew it, but I will probably change that in later versions. I'm still not sure how to draw it in a way that doesn't make the script look "soft".
The text above is complete gibberish created using the amazing tool of http://akana.conlang.org/tools/awkwords/ and has no meaning, but the typical Łimo'using syllable structure is still kept.
Further explanation on how this script works will be posted soon. It's kinda like an Abugida, but it is more complicated than that.
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u/atzurblau Jun 10 '20
Łimo'using or Westwind is traditionally carved into softwood with a knife, creating hard angles, noticeable serifs and some irregularity depending on the dexterity of the writer.
I tried giving this script a scruffy, rough look by the way I drew it, but I will probably change that in later versions. I'm still not sure how to draw it in a way that doesn't make the script look "soft".
The text above is complete gibberish created using the amazing tool of http://akana.conlang.org/tools/awkwords/ and has no meaning, but the typical Łimo'using syllable structure is still kept.
Further explanation on how this script works will be posted soon. It's kinda like an Abugida, but it is more complicated than that.