I’m working on a type of Propaganda poster for the culture of the Esedan (a fictional race I created 3 years ago)
I haven’t decide what it’s going to be about yet
But it reads: Abreosí wich means divine people in Esedan.
This is also the first script I ever made and somehow I managed to make it look good 😭
I’ve decided I’m gonna rework my logography, mostly to make it more aesthetically pleasing and flexible.
Ever since I saw Jihhograms, I knew that I could do better
Any advice?
Some Italian inspired posters I did in my dragon language Zenekha
Cannibal (eng)
Isuzivuruqae (sig)
Isun (Flesh) + Zivae (Eat) + Uruqae (Person)
The Logography itself is inspired by Tibetan
The language is inspired by German/Polish
It’s the laziest language I’ve made so it’s probably gonna be trash but I like the logography
This is my Asian inspired script; Fyarithi, a language spoken by a race of giant sapient centipedes.
It was really satisfying to make although the only issue is that the language itself is a very smooth and slippery sounding language wheras the writing system is more angular
Nonetheless I had real fun making this script
This is probably the best sci-fi idea I had ever thought of; let me explain:
So in my galaxy; The Triad, there is an organisation called AIM (Association of Intertriadic Mercenaries).
Everyone knows about them and everyone fears them, around 150-200 assassins make up the entire organisation all with their unique killstyles (a personalised method of killing targets) and names to match c them.
As you can probably tell; I took inspiration from the Baroque Works from One Piece and their unique designs.
AIM has a ranking system correspondent to how many kills each member has (1st place has most kills - last place has least kills) and the number one assassin leads the organisation until they either die or are surpassed in kill count by a fellow assassin.
The current leader is The Coordinator/Goldfist with 1272 kills, second is Chainsmith with 981 and third is Brimstone with 873 kills and so on.
In AIM there is a strict method of marking kills; you must take a sample of the blood of your dead victim and return it to an AIM databank and they’ll confirm wether the target is dead or not (because of identity mix ups and miskills) if you fail to kill a target 3 times you are immediately kicked from AIM with no permission to rejoin.
Their mantra is this:
“We exist to hunt, We exist to perform, We exist to cleanse”
So I have this genetically engineered race named the Torvani and they get almost all of their traits from four other races: 1) Kolthurim 2) Esedan 3) Khaldangi and 4) Gorgoms
I’ll get to them later if you want, but one trait that came from nowhere was their ability to detect emotions through sensory organs in their horns.
It’s the problem though… How do you effectively write an empath let alone an entire race of them.
Since most of my stories feature a Torvani protagonist of some sort I’m really desperate for help
Here is a Logography (inspired by Tibetan) I made with my little brother for a friend, alongside the help of a few friendly fellows here in reddit, heres the progress so far.
And to those who helped me with this, thank you so much
My friend wants me to make a logography for his worldbuilding project, I’ve never nade a logography before and I don’t know what to do or where to start, SOMEONE HELPPPP! 😭
This is practically what Saethe handwriting would look like. I posted a key to this script previously on this channel if you’d like to see that
This is a language spoken by aristocratic quadrupedal aliens who reside on their homeplanet of the same name, if you know me, I’m a sucker for abjads and this one was no different apart from the fact that there are characters representing consonant clusters.
This language was inspire by the complexity of the Shonha conlang (I think thats how its spelt)
This is a alphabetical latin script that I designed for my friend, I was going for a very Gothic/Renaissance look, like something that looked like it would be used in an old codex or summoning tome.
I think this script cane out really well and I’ve also found that it’s very malleable too.
I’m fairly new to both reddit and conlanging, any advice would certainly be helpful
As cool as it looks this language was inspired by fractions funnily enough, I guess it goes to show that anything can be inspirational, even math equations ;)