AndivahXevos wrote:The following is an example of what I mean. (I created this just a couple of days before.)
This is just a preview of some of the sketch. I definitely want to use this in my own conlang/conworld sometime. It's
way too good to waste! Does anyone have any suggestions for it?
Let me just say that I love this one! Love it.
It's hard for me to suggest anything with such a limited sample and without having any idea of what type of language it would be used with. The only thing that stands out, is that it is begging for a "dot" or diacritic above the x-like glyph in the second word. :)
Okay, and now a few of mine!
The first example there (on the left) is for a somewhat dead logographic script. I like it too much to scrap it completely, but also, I don't really feel like developing the language further either. Le sigh!
The top right example is for a language that ended up being WAYYY more complex in terms of writing for its own good. And while I like the glyphs, I can't bring myself to write in it since it is so ridiculously complex. That whole thing only says one word: the name of the language! I was toying with the idea of "what if a script were used that doesn't match the phonotactics well and needs to be kludged into functioning properly (sorta like some of the old Greek scripts were actually abugidas and really shouldn't have been considering the era of greek in which they were used). It didn't turn out to my liking.
And lastly is a script I actually like a good deal, but ended up very different in practice compared to how I wrote it by hand and it dissapointed me a lot. So after all the work to get that much right, I just kinda dropped it.
Oh well, I am kinda obsessed with the language in my sig for now... actually, maybe I can merge the first script with it a bit and form a Japanese-like merging of Kanji and the various "-ganas."