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The shapes are pleasant, can you tell us more about your conlang? If you used those loop and wave shapes to build a Latin based font you'd have an impressive attractive glyph set to use for display texts.

Comment by nightpegasus 23rd june 2019

it’s a conlang with no voiced sounds, no stops. it’s spoken in arctic continent and has 11 vowels and 7 consonants. reverse abugidas yaya!

Comment by r33b.fr0g 25th june 2019

had to filter heavily to make file small enough

Comment by r33b.fr0g 25th june 2019

looks really nice! I was wondering how you got the diacritics? (like the ° that appears above the symbol when typing i)

Comment by HadarC 27th june 2019

place before the baseline

Comment by r33b.fr0g 3rd july 2019

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