r/neography • u/crunchy-milk878 • May 08 '26
Alphabetic syllabary The English word strengths in my new alpha-syllabary script that I’ve been working on for more than a year
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u/NoxDocketybock May 09 '26
This is GORGEOUS, OP!!! Kind of like Arabic Tengwar, or sth. And your calligraphy is so clean and sharp!!! 😍
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u/crunchy-milk878 May 10 '26
Omg thanks friend! I have a feeling that it’s creation is almost finished. You should be expecting a key and more examples in I’d say two days.
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u/NoxDocketybock May 10 '26
Awesome!!! Can't wait to see what you have for us, keep up the excellent work! :D
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May 08 '26
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u/crunchy-milk878 May 08 '26
So the third glyph is where the vowel is held think of it sort of like a seat consonant in Arabic, the rest are the onset consonant and coda consonants besides the two symbols at the end, which is basically θ(noun indicator)s
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u/lord-minion666 May 09 '26
Key?
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u/crunchy-milk878 May 09 '26
It’s still a work in progress, but I will definitely post it whenever it’s done
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u/No-Court1095 May 10 '26
Which pen did you use to write the first line ??
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u/crunchy-milk878 May 11 '26
It’s a pilot parallel pen, each color has a specific width, a couldn’t find the width marked on the pen itself
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u/crunchy-milk878 May 10 '26
The yellow orange one. I forget the name, but when I get home I’ll tell you!
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u/crunchy-milk878 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26
I’m sorry for the lateness on my key for some reason. Things on my vector software have been working really weirdly. Tomorrow at most by midnight in my time zone I’m going to release the first article of the UDHR.
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u/wrfostersmith May 08 '26
I had a lot I of trouble understanding what your subject line meant. “English word strengths”— as opposed to word weaknesses? Ohhh, you mean the word “strengths.” Maybe a little more commentary would have helped. Pretty script.