u/Misster_Fluido

Here I'm uploading a new version of the first calligraphy I uploaded in my Conlang - Myormana. I've included the breaking down of characters in the word with its meaning. The script - It's a flowing shape based writing system in which different combinations of shapes that emerge as loops of the same line making different sounds. I've used the Latin alphabet to explain the sounds used in this word. I'll upload the script and how it works in another post.

It's just a fun animation, nothing serious.

This is a word that means Bird from my conlang- Myorma.

The script Myormana is designed to be very flexible. Myormana isn't a set of symbols for an alphabet but rather some distinct shapes that you have to arrange in specific order to represent a sound.

This is calligraphy with one of my constructed languages. It was not meant to be a flexible language and I experimented with Zoomorphic Calligraphy and this is what happened.

Calligraphy #2 and #3 in my Myormana Calligraphy series.

This is me trying to do Zoomorphic Calligraphy in my new script that I'd designed to be good at calligraphy but not specifically Zoomorphic Calligraphy.

Midlander alphabet -

Midlander is a phonetic alphabet created by "Erik Ruser" for a conlang by the same name which is currently under development, but it can also be used to approximate English as well as most European languages.

Notable features

Midlander is a cursive script in which each word is written as a continuous line.

Midlander is an abjad (Vowels are written as diacritical marks).

For every voiced consonant there is an unvoiced equivalent, and vice versa

The letter r [ɹ] is considered a vowel.

Midlander can be written in any direction with any orientation, though left to right is most common. The start of sentence symbol carries no phonetic value, but rather indicates the orientation of the inscription.

The sound [h] is considered an unvoiced vowel.

A bar over two consecutive vowel markings indicates that the vowels should be

Link- https://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/midlander.htm

I'll be sharing the scripts and more calligraphy in future.

It was my first time reading outside in the evening and this weird but wonderful thing happened.

It's an old news article (I don't know if it's genuine though.)

I'm just worried about my dear Duolingo.