u/Myrius-Thadre

Gosh it’s been a while since I posted

This is Tamasa the language of the Masari people who live on the planet Carrucol. They are very trade-based culture and they live for the adventure.

Here is a graph of every Sigaen glyph (Signigram) so far; refined and finalised.

Don’t worry tho! Theres more to come 😉

A little something I did for my art portfolio
The Sigaen glyphs at the center read “nation”+
”person”+ “body” which combined reads “society”

Around are twisted and misshaped hands reaching for the centre. Which overall represents people (quite literally) trying to get a grip on what society really means

This is my poorly executed attempt ant making a Javanese-like script for a fantasy race I made as a kid.

The race is called False Cupids, they are like elves culturally but are more flamboyant and like to host massive parties and balls.

Tell me what you think about the script!

This is a little idea I came up with whilst making my first logography Sigaen (Signigrams); I really liked making logographies so I’m toying around with the idea of new logography.

This one is the written langugae of Nihelāþos (Nihel for short); worm-like aliens with tentacle appendages that secrete an inky substance that they use to write their language.

Of course this is asemic writing so far and I haven’t got any further idea of how it’ll work. But feel free to drop some ideas!

I did this Tower of Babel painting in art and wrote on it in my language Kolþā

The writing reads (left to right) Shinar, Babel the location of The Tower of Babel.

For those who missed the show; here are the three block-sheets as I like to call them, which include almost all of my Sigaen logograms so far!

Yet I still have a long way to go

This is the third and final blocksheet for Sigaen, this was just a little activity for myself so I could confront where I was going wrong and wrap my head around how the overall vibe should look.

I must say I really enjoyed this, and I’ve gotten lots of cool advice from lots of cool people along the way, but for now I’m leaving it there because it is taking up way too much time especially when I have more important things to focus on. Me? Procrastinating? NEVER!!!

Now it’s time for me to phocus on the phonology part… scary, I know 😬🥲

WISH ME LUCK!

Here is the second block-sheet of Sigaen, I’m going to do a third one too when the time comes.
The reason I’m doing this is because it’s kind of a visual exercise for my brain and it helps me to wrap my head around how each glyph should look.

I messed up a few things in the last one; the one that most bothers me is my mistake in giving “eye” a “person thing” radical when it’s meant to be a root word (a word that doesn’t need any modifiers to convey it’s meaning)

That being said this is my first logography and I still have much more to learn.
Come to think of it; I may have thrown myself in the deep end with this one XD

After looking at Jihhograms a lot, the logogram assembly had me very intrigued so I decided to do something similar.

These are very close to being the finished designs of each logogram.

Doing these is really satisfying and therapeutic so you’ll definitely be seeing more (they take a while to fill out tho)

I finally found the style for my logography!!!

My art teacher lended me a big juicy POSCA pen
So I experimented a bit and drew some logograms with it

Short story: I need a POSCA pen asap!

I wasn’t really happy with how my logography looked, it felt too confined in terms of design and all that, and after seeing Jihhograms I felt like my designs were pretty lacking in uniqueness.

So to make them feel a little more realistic I decided to give them an evolutionary process of which the logograms evolved over time.

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