>On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 02:03:35 -0700, B. Garcia <madyaas@...> wrote:
>
>>Meaning if my little question on how to handle two verbs wasn't enough...
>>
>>I just whipped up a new little fun neography called "leaf". Why leaf?
>>Well because the consonants are all leaf shapes (various forms...
>>lobed and unlobed). "holes" indicate vowels. So i guess it's like an
>>abugida?
>
>I suppose it's another script that analysis speech into vowels and
>consonants, but as far as I know there's no word for this notion.
>
>>Anyway, it's a fun neography not intended for anything really. It's
>>not even a 1:1 code for the English alphabet either (it is it's own
>>script)
>>
>>Stylistically the leaves can be turned and angled so they look like
>>they're blowing on a breeze. A sentence could look something like a
>>mass of leaves caught in the wind. Punctuation is by way of conifer
>>leaves.
>>
>>Holes can be moved around for esthetics, to make it look more
>>caterpillar chewed than simply full of holes. There's even a null
>>consonant for vowels (since you can't have holes in a nonexistent
>>leaf!)
>
>Sounds nice. I've also made a herbal script once, not a leaf script but a
>tree script, but it's rather something like morse code:
>
>
http://machhezan.tripod.com/other_samples/oenin.jpg