#verbis diablo

[midnightmurdershow]

Penny Dreadful (2014 - 2016) Season 02 Episode 02 “Verbis Diablo” Directed by James Hawes

[drmorbius12]

"There are things within us all that can never be unleashed."

Vanessa Ives to Dorian Gray in Penny Dreadful.

[dedalvs]

have you ever made an a posteriori language for a project? It seems like all of your prominent projects are a priori. While I make both kinds, most of the conlangs I make are descendants of existing languages or hypothesized languages IRL.

I think my most famous a posteriori language is Trigedasleng from the CW's The 100. It's actually my most popular language. Beyond that I also created the Azrán language for AMC's Into the Badlands, which is an evolved form of Spanish, and Jessie Sams and I created Kezhwa for Amazon Prime's Paper Girls, which was a kind of futuristic con-creole (or code) for time travelers. Lishepus for Syfy's Dominion is also an a posteriori language, and the Verbis Diabolo I created for Showtime's Penny Dreadful is an a posteriori project. There may have been others, but those are the ones that come to mind.

[alma1698]

One of my favorite moment of penny dreadful!

[ygurrola]

I’ve been putting off finishing this series because I didn’t want it to end. What a masterpiece this series is! The script is poetry, the set-design is exquiste, these actors were made for this series, and my god that cinematography, all of it is breath taking. I will miss it. And this opening theme summarizes the series better than any show I have ever seen. 

Etsi an tu gildust eni immesak. Etsi an tu trish en bianhkita immesak. Etsi an sha’am tu zendaamu ye balahee.

This skin brings you to me. This hair brings you to life. This blood makes you live.

[cultofcreatures]

Alright I swear last doodle for today. Vanessa Ives from Penny Dreadful. The background is a bunch of quotes of hers. No, you’re not crazy. Some of it is in Verbis Diablo.

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