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I'nu Qae
Spekinofwri Manuskript, my newest neographic project I'm quite proud of.
Key here:
Each word is underlined with an extended stroke of the last letter. This feature is not present in informal writing, though. Punctuation marks are rendered as extensions of the word, sort of like letters. In the key, if the letter has a dot to its right, this means that from there begins the stroke for the final underline, if it is placed final. You can see that in the example text.
Should I make a separate blog for solely neography?
Viognuprusja
Name derived from "a neographist".
Unique thing: Rather than assigning letter charges to glyphs, this script assigns them to relative change in register, as well as staff. "Staves" and "Registers" are just fancy ways of saying "rows and columns". Thus a single letter can be written with three different glyphs. Purposefully, the letters E and O are both on the Miadus register, thus they do not change if you were to write them twice in a row (like the word "reed" or "wood").
Went a bit wild with naming the Staves and Registers too. "Longinus Cronus" sounds badass imo.
Repajo Arkalanis Cypa Landorkhoulloboyansk (RACL Script)
Icon of Urvia (script)
An alphasyllabary with alteration marks. I love the look.
Taufrún
I like this one.
Vockydhapell
Name derived from "fuck it we ball" because we fucking might.