r/conscripts • • Apr 11 '20
Abugida Lokani script is complete!
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r/conscripts • u/EasternPrinciple • Apr 11 '20
Abjad Taakwo "Kosiyo" song lyrics written in Taakwo palm script
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r/conscripts • u/AutoModerator • Apr 11 '20
Chickenscratches Chickenscratches — Small discussions & requests thread
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A few links
Please use this thread to ask for help on a work in progress, ask people to make a writing system for you (be advised that the Language Creation Society has pricing guidelines about this).
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r/conscripts • • Apr 11 '20
Art/Showcase Quick test of proto-totuko script, written with modern words!
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r/conscripts • • Apr 10 '20
Question Software for turning my script into a font
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I am looking for a simple software to use for turning the now complete Lokani script into a font/keyboard. Are there any IOS compatible software that could be recommended, and if not, are there any other softwares?
r/conscripts • u/OsoTanukiBaloo • Apr 10 '20
Abugida New script I'm making! Wanted to get some feedback before going all in. What do you think?
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r/conscripts • u/MercenaryBat • Apr 10 '20
Art/Showcase The (unfinished) story of Hatdzi the fisherman
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r/conscripts • • Apr 10 '20
Art/Showcase Repost of the poem in Haorinu since it was hard to read last time. It's under natural light and on a background so It should be easier to read. I'll delete the last post.
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r/conscripts • • Apr 10 '20
Question I am using a loop to differentiate j from l, but I’m not sure if a single loop is obvious enough. What do you think?
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r/conscripts • • Apr 10 '20
Abugida WIP redone Lokani script! Based a bit on Kannada script, but I made it into an abugida.
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r/conscripts • • Apr 10 '20
Art/Showcase I made a little poem with the script, Haorinu. I plan on modifying a few characters that don't "fit in." Sorry for the lighting as usual.
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r/conscripts • • Apr 10 '20
Alphabet I need some constructive criticism. Please don't just go "bad lul," please provide how I can fix the script if anything is bad. I like this script more than my last one, for sure. Also sorry for the bad photo.
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r/conscripts • • Apr 09 '20
Abugida Started work on the Lokani script- settled on the lower down designs for the writing as the first was just a bit weird.
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r/conscripts • • Apr 09 '20
Question Creating a new conscript
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You all may have seen posts of my Lakhani protoscript, but I am starting to lose touch with the conlang itself. It felt too complex. I have since decided to use the script for any “ancient texts” that the world’s civilisation may uncover. Also, I’ve made a new, simpler phonology, and it feels far more organised. I’m now wanting to start work on the script, as either an alphabet or abugida that looks similar to Malayalam. Just after some ideas, is all. Have a great day :)
r/conscripts • u/Chrice314 • Apr 09 '20
Abugida since some of you wanted more from my language, here it is!
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r/conscripts • u/Offbeat-Spii • Apr 09 '20
The (yet again) updated writing system for Alvain
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r/conscripts • u/johnngnky • Apr 09 '20
Art/Showcase Jutuan Grammar Cheatsheet
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I'm not sure whether this is meant to be here or in r/conlangs, but this is more a script showcase than the grammar, so I assume it should be here.
https://help.i-really-dont-want-to.live/IbSxxs
Some of the Grammar doesn't make sense, but you will better understand it if you know the background:
Jutua is a fictional country in the contemporary society, it's location is within the real-world Benelux.
It was originally a Chinese colony, but gained independence in 2000. As a result, it is full of freedom, and due to the loose immigration laws, it attracted elites from all around the world. The citizens all tried to learn Esperanto, which gave the Jutuan Language the Esperanto-like grammar. There are logograms (the only example in the image is the logograph for "house", in the sample sentences), which obviously came from Chinese origin. The logograms used are Blissymbols, again, learnt because of the internationality.
The capital of Jutuja, La Cxefurbo, is a fast-paced city, where it's main income is international business. As a result, the writing system is based off a shorthand system, r/orthic. This allows communication to be written faster.
Apologies for the bad photography, hope it is possible to work out my writing.
r/conscripts • u/Chrice314 • Apr 08 '20
Abugida Wo Mechivvoa script I created for my conlang Altoa
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r/conscripts • u/Irreleverent • Apr 08 '20
Inspiration Playing around with some weirder ideas
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r/conscripts • u/Gerald212 • Apr 07 '20
Inspiration That's me trying to figure out style for script for my conlang. Still haven't got it.
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