My own conscript made by hand writing last night.

If you wanna type phonetics like ch, th, sh, zh or ng. Type in lowercase and uppercase.

What if the Greek alphabet was turned into a modern alphabet? I think this would be the result. 24 letters (4 of them capitals), numbers & puncuation.

Saturnian is an alternative alphabet for English and Italian designed by Murray Callahan. More info on the script is available here: https://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/saturnian.htm
Before using this font, please take note of the keymaps as seen in the comments below.

untitled circle conlang

p t k ʔ | m n ŋ | f θ x h | s z ʃ ʒ | ʙ r ʀ | ʋ ɹ ɰ | j w | l

ə ᴮ ᶜ ? ? ᶠ ? ? ? ʲ ? ˡ ? ŋ ᵒ ? ? ʀ ʃ θ ? ᶸ ʷ ? ? ʒ*

a ʙ ə ɹ e f ɰ h i j k l m n o p ʔ r s t u ʋ w x ɨ z*

Ø ˥ ˦ ˧ ˨ ˩ ◌̈ ? ? ◌̽

@ | ! / \ = ʘ ǀ ǃ ǂ ǁ

. = period / primary stress mark
, = comma / secondary stress mark
- = voicing

: = lengthened, ; = shortened

~ = nasal vowel

` = ejective

* = trill -> tap

^ = implosive

= = stroke

% = rhotic mark

# = section mark

*z and ʒ have special forms

< = strongly front a vowel/consonant, velarise click

> = strongly back a vowel/consonant, uvularise click

ᴮ = weakly back a vowel/consonant

ᶜ = close a vowel

ᶠ = weakly front a vowel/consonant

ᵒ = open a vowel

ᶸ = rounding change mark

□ = plosive, ⊏ = fricative, ○ = nasal, ⊂ = approximant, < = trill, ◁ = click

╶ = labial, ╵ = coronal, ╴ = dorsal, ╷ = laryngeal

Every living day since time was invented by Richard Clocks, the world has lived with a noticeable absence of a digital adaptation of the obscure Letraset typeface Penny-Farthing, but today, finally, those days are over. It may not be finished yet, but this is what I got so far! 100% free. 

Font commision number 2 for A Pack of Hot Wheels be talkin'

This font was created for use of the Melronian script for my conlang of the same name. Most of the keys used to type with this script correspond to the letters, except for the following mapping:

Lowercase x: vowel carrier, lowercase y and z: "ai" vowel tehta
Type the letters a, e, i, o, u, y for vowel tehtar above wide characters. Type the letters c, h, j, q, w, z (respectively, of course) for vowel tehtar above narrow characters, i.e the letter L and the vowel carrier. Typing the uppercase letters for these vowels (excluding y and z) produce doubled tehtar for long vowels.

I have not yet added glyphs for the angle-shaped quotations marks, mainly because I thought they were hard to make.

More info on the Melronian script here: https://omniglot.com/conscripts/melronian.htm

basically what if vötgil was written with a triangle instead of 3 dots

This is a conscript named "Atinmośu" (meaning Atinú Script) for a conlang named Atinú

Huh, that tile kinda sounds like a good band name… 100% free. 

This is an abugida script based on the other Dravidian scripts and includes some Devanagari letters. A star represents the vowel marking and the letters after represent the sound it adds to a consonant.

English letter (capital/small matters) - Kuurumbir Letter

A - a

B - aa

C - ja

D - nna

E - e

F - ae

G - gya

H - oe

I - i

J - ii

K - ksha

L - lla

M - om

N - nnna

O - o

P - ★oe

Q - sri

R - rra

T - tra

U - u

V - uu

W - ★ow

X - ★ai

Y - nya

Z - zha

a - ★aa

b - ★ae

c - cha

d - tha

e - ★e

f - fa

g - nga

h - ha

i - ★i

j - ★ii

k - ka

l - la

m - ma

n - na

o - ★o

p - pa

q - ★uu

r - ra

s - sa

t - ta

u - ★u

v - va

w - ★ (consonant by itself, no vowel sound)

x - xa

y - ya

z - za

: (colon) - ow

; (semicolon) - ai