Christian Thalmann wrote:
> You might have noticed that the script has some resemblance to Tengwar,
> especially as far as the consonant patterns and the vowel carrier is
> concerned. Rest assured, though, that I devised my script before I
> (consciously?) came into contact with Tengwar.
Tolkien was not the first to treat vowels that way.
> I used to call the vowel carrier the void consonant then. =P
That gives me an idea for the punchline of a shaggy dog story: The Lost
Consonant of Atlantis.
... I cannot easily believe that your `f' and `v' would remain
distinguishable in a hasty hand, or in scratching on wood.
... Ligatures for /pm/ etc, but not for /mp/ ? Curious.
... Did you use Fontographer or some such?
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