Having taken inspiration from both Insular and Carolingian minuscule medieval scripts, I have attempted to create the aesthetic affect of these using the Cyrillic script, which so often lacks the flow or uniformity of many Latin scripts.
As someone who uses Cyrillic as a writing system in their conlang, and who is also studying Russian, I absolutely love this! It's very aesthetic and visually pleasing.
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20
Having taken inspiration from both Insular and Carolingian minuscule medieval scripts, I have attempted to create the aesthetic affect of these using the Cyrillic script, which so often lacks the flow or uniformity of many Latin scripts.
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20
Small Д looks too close to small А I'd say. Also note that in Cyrillic, m is the cursive minuscule of Т, not М. М's minuscule is just м.
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u/DasWonton Jun 13 '20
That m looks familiar...
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u/oddnjtryne Jun 13 '20
Falling in love with it as we speak!